Southern California deathcore juggernauts Spite have confirmed the release of their highly anticipated new album, New World Killer, arriving October 31, 2025 via Rise Records. Pre-orders are live now.
To mark the announcement, the band — Darius Tehrani on vocals, Alex Tehrani on guitar, Ben Bamford on bass, and Travis Regnier on drums — have unleashed the first single “Lights Out”, accompanied by a chilling, NSFW video that matches the song’s ferocity.
The clip is a disturbing feast of twisted religious imagery, creeping shadows, and furious performance footage — capped by a barrage of brutal figure-eight headbanging. It’s grotesque, unholy, and undeniably Spite. There’s also a pretty gruesome final scene.
“‘Lights Out’ is a depiction of lack in social awareness,” the Tehrani brothers explain. “Not everyone’s boundaries are shared. The most dangerous person is the one who has nothing to lose.”
Musically, “Lights Out” is a relentless barrage of deathcore aggression, filled with surgically sharp riffs, precision blast beats, and hellbound vocals that land like a series of haymakers to the throat. It’s a statement of intent for an album that promises to push Spite into darker, more devastating territory.
The full track listing and special features for New World Killer will be revealed in the coming weeks. Spite will also be on the road with Fit For A King, Make Them Suffer and 156/Silence as support. The trek kicks off on October 30 in Phoenix and runs through December 7 in their hometown of Dallas. Get your tickets here.
10/30 Phoenix, AZ Marquee Theatre
10/31 San Diego, CA Soma
11/1 Anaheim, CA House of Blues
11/2 Los Angeles, CA The Belasco
11/4 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades
11/6 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
11/7 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
11/8 Salt Lake City, UT The Union
11/9 Denver, CO Fillmore
11/11 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater
11/12 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
11/14 Chicago, IL Riviera Theatre
11/15 Detroit, MI Royal Oak Music Theatre
11/16 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
11/18 Toronto, ON History
11/19 Montreal, QC Olympia
11/21 Worcester, MA The Palladium
11/22 Baltimore, MD Nevermore Hall
11/23 Cincinnati, OH Bogart’s
11/25 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore
11/26 New York, NY Palladium Times Square
11/28 Raleigh, NC The Ritz
11/29 Nashville, TN Marathon Music Works
11/30 Atlanta, GA Tabernacle
12/2 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Live (no Make Them Suffer)
12/3 Orlando, FL House of Blues (no Make Them Suffer)
12/5 Houston, TX Warehouse (no Make Them Suffer)
12/6 San Antonio, TX Vibes Event Center (no Make Them Suffer)
12/7 Dallas, TX The Bomb Factory (no Make Them Suffer)
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