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    Mastodon Announce New Album Marrow Deep

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    Mastodon Announce New Album Marrow Deep


    Mastodon have announced their long-awaited new album,Marrow Deep,is set for an August 28th release via Loma Vista Recordings. The news is paired with the release of blistering new single “Snakes For Dinner” featuring a guest vocal appearance by Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme,who also appears in the accompanying music video –watch it here.

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    Five years on from the expansiveHushed and Grim,Marrow Deepdocuments founding members Brann Dailor, Troy Sanders, and Bill Kelliher emerging from years of personal upheaval with a renewed sense of purpose and reinvigorated drive. Inspired by the Three Fates of Greek mythology and the fragile threads connecting life, loss, and destiny,Marrow Deepchannels the intense personal experiences of the intervening years into some of the most expansive, adventurous, and emotionally resonant music of the band’s storied career.The album marks the band’s first full-length to feature guitarist Nick Johnston alongside significant contributions from keyboardist João Nogueira.Marrow Deepwas co-produced by Mastodon at their own West End Sound in Atlanta with Patrik Berger (Lana Del Rey, Charli XCX) and Kurt Ballou (High On Fire, Converge), was mixed by Andrew Scheps (Adele, Black Sabbath, Metallica), and includes a staggering roster of guests to be revealed soon.

    New single “Snakes For Dinner” (which follows on the heels of last month’s immediate fan favourite “Your Ghost Again,” which ranked #2 on a Revolverreader’s pollof best songs of 2026 so far) is an emotionally charged epic featuring Josh Homme’s first appearance on a Mastodon recording since his contribution to “Colony of Birchmen” on 2006’sBlood Mountain. Anchored by crushing riffs and soaring melodies, the song unveils the emotional core ofMarrow Deep, reflecting on the lingering absence of those we’ve lost and the winding path ahead.

    Full tracklist is as follows:

    1: Barbarians Blood

    2: Poisonous Weapons

    3: Your Ghost Again

    4: Snakes For Dinner

    5: Out Like a Lamb

    6: In the Ruins

    7: They’re Coming For You

    8: Golden Spires

    9: Moth and Bone

    10: A Vampire’s Demeanor

    11: The Vanishing

    12: The Three Fates

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