Miss May I will release their new album, "No Place For Me", on October 2 via Solid State Records. J. Stead and Justin Aufdemkampe. The track listing includes "Sanctuary", "Portrait Of Pain", "Hand Me A Halo", "Pray For Silence", "Death Threat", "Die On The Vine", "Fire Falls", "Bury Me Down", "Ashes Of The Altar", and "Highbrow Thieves".
The band confirmed that the album is still in progress, with Benton stating that five additional vocal tracks remain to be completed. The official music video for the single "Highbrow Thieves" is available. The band emphasized that the new album represents a shift in their sound, incorporating soundscapes and experimental textures due to being a four-piece. This marks the first time MISS MAY I has included such elements in their music.
The album will be released without a fixed end date, as the band prioritizes artistic perfection. Nick Sampson, a long-time member who has worked on all of the band's albums since their second release, remains a key instrumental figure behind the scenes. MISS MAY I joined Solid State Records in 2024 and released the 15th-anniversary re-recorded edition of their debut album, "Apologies Are For The Weak", which featured cameos from Jake Luhrs of AUGUST BURNS RED, Brandan Schieppati of BLEEDING THROUGH, and Scott Lewis of CARNIFEX. The band credits Solid State for their supportive and flexible approach, allowing them to work at their own pace without pressure.
The group has maintained a consistent presence in the metalcore scene since their 2007 debut, with notable chart success including a No. 32 placement on the Billboard 200 for "At Heart" in 2012 and strong performances on the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart with "Deathless" and "Shadows Inside". Their 2022 album "Curse Of Existence" received widespread critical acclaim and has generated hundreds of millions of streams. The band has toured with major acts including KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, PARKWAY DRIVE, and MOTIONLESS IN WHITE.
The new album is described as a pivotal point in their career, blending emotional depth with technical proficiency and modern metalcore flourishes. \n\n