Darkest Hour Suffer Divinely

2026-09-02 by Lelle | 20 Comments
Darkest Hour have shared the first single and music video from their upcoming eleventh album Suffer Divine, due to release October 30, 2026. Watch the video, featuring the title track, below.




Guitarist Mike Schleibaum says: "This album is so special to us. We've had the support of an amazing team at the label, the incredibly talented Mark Lewis, and each other as we have navigated the process that gave birth to 'Suffer Divine'. The result is one blistering album. It's full of rage, thrash, and aggression but also feels musically dense. Sonically, this is an album born out of love for things like melodic death metal.

"Conceptually, the album touches on the idea that you can derive self-worth (and some value) from your own suffering," he adds. "In fact, the creation of this album was the personification of that actual act. There is so much rage, anger, and pain put into this record, yet at the same time it holds in itself so much hope. It's equal parts hope, rage, and empathy."

Tracklist
1. All Cruelty Springs From Weakness
2. Gods Of Decay
3. No Conquered Hearts
4. Salvation
5. Suffer Divine
6. Warrior
7. Vile Angel
8. The Unforgiving Hand
9. Tribalist
10. Everyday Horrors
11. A Story Of Redemption

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OverSlyZed91
September 3rd 2026
539 Comments


Where is my stool sample?....Oh there it is.

Ectier
September 3rd 2026
5539 Comments


This is not good

botb
September 3rd 2026
20272 Comments


John sounds great. that’s about where my praise ends and the disappointment begins

Essence
September 3rd 2026
6921 Comments


dont shoot your footage at 60fps and slow it down then speed it up, it doesn't look good

XingKing
September 3rd 2026
16491 Comments


Imagine covering your instruments in goop to film this music video

Senetrix666
September 3rd 2026
1767 Comments


Was really excited to hear theyre bringing back the Godless Prophets (their best album) sound but man this is just devoid of any creativity.

migueldemolina
September 3rd 2026
62 Comments


"Conceptually, the album touches on the idea that you can derive self-worth (and some value) from your own suffering" so we paid a local hobo to take a poop on our guitars.

Perpetual terminal was kinda mindless but fun, this sounds kinda exactly like that. With how fucking clutch deliver us i always expected these guys to push their sound forward but sadly no such things are present here.

Trebor.
Emeritus
September 3rd 2026
60396 Comments


They finally fixed Undoing Ruin on Spotify

Madbutcher3
September 3rd 2026
3232 Comments


idk it's not that bad, wish they'd reintroduce more of the melodeath element but it's fairly solid and riffy, like the haunted but better

Lelle
September 3rd 2026
2845 Comments


I enjoyed it. It's nothing groundbreaking but does it need to be?

Durrzo
September 3rd 2026
3761 Comments


I just don't have any desire to listen to a track like this more than once or twice, it feels very shallow. People are comparing it to Godless Prophets material but that actual sounded inspired, this does not.

Senetrix666
September 3rd 2026
1767 Comments


Still remember putting Godless Prophets on for the first time while on my work commute. Almost got into a wreck during the Knife in the Safe Room breakdown

Ectier
September 4th 2026
5539 Comments


Also this is a good moment to plug the new Number 12 single as well

Get Low
September 4th 2026
15849 Comments


"They finally fixed Undoing Ruin on Spotify"

yo, good shout. I gave up on checking back on that shit

Lugia21220
September 5th 2026
48 Comments


Like usual, I completely disagree with the other people on this site. I think this is the best they’ve sounded in a long while. DH has been pretty disappointing since Norris left, but this is finally a good start in the right direction…

Lugia21220
September 5th 2026
48 Comments


Like usual, I completely disagree with the other people on this site. I think this is the best they’ve sounded in a long while. DH has been pretty disappointing since Norris left, but this is finally a good start in the right direction…

Lugia21220
September 5th 2026
48 Comments


Like usual, I completely disagree with the other people on this site. I think this is the best they’ve sounded in a long while. DH has been pretty disappointing since Norris left, but this is finally a good start in the right direction…

GhostShelter
September 5th 2026
1676 Comments


One more time for the people in the back!

Durrzo
September 5th 2026
3761 Comments


This is so lacking in anything distinct that I can't even begin to understand that take lol. This is just a bog standard heavy track for them, there are tons of tracks that they've put out post-Norris that are similar in style.

derkaderka
September 5th 2026
227 Comments


Not bad, just completely forgettable. We'll see how the rest of the album turns out.



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