The controversy surrounding Upon A Burning Body‘s recently failed attempt at promoting their new album by faking the disappearance of their vocalist has finally began to fade, and though the band is still receiving a lot of slack online they’re pushing forward with the release of a new track titled “Bring The Rain.”

It’s hard to say how Upon A Burning Body have evolved over the course of their numerous releases, but the best compliment that I can think to give them is that they seem perfectly fine delivering the same idea again and again with simple technical tweaks added to make things appear a bit ‘heavier’ than before. “Bring The Rain” exemplifies this idea perfectly, offering a hard-hitting sound that falls in line with the band’s catalog while offering an anthemic chant to the bridge that feels new and unique. It’s not, or at least not to any great extent, but something tells me longtime fans will not care. You can stream “Bring The Rain” below:

Upon A Burning Body’s third album, The World Is My Enemy Now, will hit stores on August 12, 2014 via Sumerian Records.

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