Motionless In White unleash Cyberhex from new album Scoring The End Of The World

Motionless In White have confirmed details of their new album Scoring The End Of The World.

The band's sixth full-length – the follow-up to 2019's Disguise – is due out on June 10 via Roadrunner, with lead single Cyberhex out now. Of that particular track, vocalist Chris Motionless says it's "my love letter to you, our fans, for everything you have done for me over the course of some of the most mentally taxing few years I’ve had to go through.

"At times where I felt like my world was ending, as well as the world around us, it was always in my mind that I was able to turn to the special relationship we have created together for help, and I cannot thank you enough for that. Outside of my own personal experiences, it has been equally as fulfilling to me to see that in the face of tireless forces that continue to try and perpetuate hatred and negativity towards so many of us coexisting on this planet, we have all stood together to resist and fight back knowing that love and compassion will always prevail. We are the resistance. We are Cyberhex. I love you. Thank you."

Watch the video for Cyberhex below:

See the full Scoring The End Of The World tracklist (and those guest spots!):

1. Meltdown
2. Sign Of Life
3. Werewolf
4. Porcelain
5. Slaughterhouse (feat Bryan Garris)
6. Masterpiece
7. Cause Of Death
8. We Become The Night
9. Burned At Both Ends 2
10. Broadcasting From Beyond The Grave: Corpse Nation
11. Cyberhex
12. Red, White & Boom (feat Caleb Shomo)
13. Scoring The End Of The World (feat Mick Gordon)

And the album artwork:

Catch MIW supporting Beartooth at the following dates in the UK and Europe next year:

March 2023

9 Frankfurt Jahrhunderthalle
10 Zurich Volkhaus
11 Luxembourg Den Atelier
12 Paris Le Cabaret Sauvage
14 Glasgow Barrowlands
17 Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse
18 Birmingham O2 Academy
19 London O2 Academy Brixton
21 Tilburg 013
23 Cologne Palladium
24 Munich Zenith
25 Vienna Gasometer
28 Brussels Ancienne Belgique
29 Stuttgart Porsche Arena
30 Hamburg Sporthalle
31 Leipzig Hause Auensee

April 2023

1 Berlin Columbiahalle

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