The Acacia Strain unveil apocalyptic new single “A Call Beyond” ahead of upcoming album

Written By Andrea Vargas

Massachusetts heavyweights The Acacia Strain have unleashed their latest sonic assault with the release of “A Call Beyond”, a punishing new single that previews their upcoming full-length album You Are Safe From God Here. Accompanied by a bleak and menacing video, the track reaffirms the band’s mastery in blending metalcore ferocity with doom-laden atmospheres.

The single, released today via Rise Records, continues the band's trajectory into darker, more oppressive sonic territories. Vocalist Vincent Bennett delivers one of his most guttural performances to date, with lyrics that evoke spiritual devastation and existential dread.

Alongside the video drop, The Acacia Strain have officially announced that You Are Safe From God Here will be released on October 24, 2025. Pre-orders are now live, with exclusive vinyl variants and merch bundles available through Rise Records and the band’s official store.

Known for their relentless touring and boundary-pushing albums like Slow Decay and Step Into the Light, The Acacia Strain’s upcoming release promises to be one of the heaviest and most conceptually layered entries in their two-decade career.

Watch the video for “A Call Beyond” and prepare for the storm this October.


Andrea Vargas

Andrea Leguizamon, known as Andreanet, is an alternative model, content creator, and actor based in Los Angeles, CA. Passionate about gothic fashion, makeup, and metal music, she has become a prominent figure in the goth and metal communities, inspiring others to embrace individuality.

Andreanet also hosts "Metal Detector," a live show that supports metal bands worldwide, offering recommendations and exploring metal history and emerging bands. As an advocate for self-expression, she guides her audience through alternative fashion, beauty, and identity, continuing to shape the goth and metal subcultures.

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