Melodic metal band Stråle have unveiled their new single and accompanying video, “The Heart You Tore Apart”, the latest taken from their new EP Reformation.

The track is part of a six-song EP released via Frontiers Music Srl., The band described the new single: “This was one of the songs that led us into a rawer emotional space.

It’s about balancing heavy riffs with vulnerability and brokenness and letting the emotion drive both the lyrics and the performance”, Watch the official video for “The Heart You Tore Apart” below, and stream the Reformation EP here Link.

Stråle is a melodic metal band from Helsinki, Finland, combining Scandinavian melancholy, modern metal power, and cinematic emotion.

Formed in 2009, the band has steadily evolved from underground beginnings to become one of Finland’s most exciting metal acts, known for their explosive live energy and massive choruses.

The new EP Reformation captures this evolution with intensity and introspection blended into six tracks including “Resist & Reform” (feat.

Björn “Speed” Strid, Soilwork) and “Close Is Not Enough”.

The band commented: “Reformation marks a new era for Stråle – musically, emotionally, and as a band.

These songs have already proven themselves live, especially ‘Close Is Not Enough’ and ‘Resist & Reform,’ which have become real fan favorites on stage.

Watch: https://youtu.be/_Q5EdSK6dbA