Doom/post-metal trio Blood Of The Earth has released their new single "The Constellation", the latest track from their forthcoming EP Beneath A Sky That Breaks. The EP arrives independently on October 23rd. The single revisits a composition originally featured on the band's debut EP, reimagined with lyrics and vocals to deepen its emotional intensity and sonic scope. The track balances moments of restraint with explosive heaviness, reflecting the band's evolution in sound.

Beneath A Sky That Breaks is a five-song collection that expands Blood Of The Earth's sonic palette while maintaining their signature raw power and atmospheric depth. The EP features the tracks "The Constellation", "Barren Oasis", "Petrichor", and a cover of Ministry's "Filth Pig". The band recorded the EP with producer Ryan Boesch, known for his work with Melvins and Whores.

Blood Of The Earth was founded by Jeff Golden and Katie Golden, former members of Crowbar and The Convalescence, respectively, and includes vocalist J. Costa from Thy Will Be Done. The band draws from doom, sludge, post-metal, and industrial influences to create a sound defined by emotional intensity and sonic weight.

The EP is available for pre-order at bloodoftheearth.bandcamp.com and can be pre-loaded at found.ee/BASTB-1. The band will perform live at the Tampa Doom & Gloom Fest on November 14 and November 15 in Lake Worth, FL, as part of their tour.