Supergroup Seven Hours After Violet Unleashes Debut Album and Captivating Music Video

It's an exciting time for the fledgling supergroup Seven Hours After Violet. The band recently made their live debut as part of an in-studio set for SiriusXM's Liquid Metal station, and now they've released their highly anticipated self-titled debut album, along with a powerful music video for the single "Cry...." Next up, the group is set to take the stage at the Mayhem Fest, marking their first full-fledged live performance.

Uniting Musical Titans for a Groundbreaking Sonic Experience

Supergroup Lineup Boasts Impressive Pedigree

Seven Hours After Violet is a supergroup that brings together some of the most talented and acclaimed musicians in the industry. The group is led by System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian, who has served as the ringleader for this ambitious project. The lineup also includes vocalist Taylor Barber (Left to Suffer), guitarist and producer Michael "Morgothbeatz" Montoya (Winds of Plague), "American Idol" runner-up Alejandro Aranda (aka Scarypoolparty) on guitars and vocals, and drummer Josh Johnson (Winds of Plague).This impressive collection of artists has come together to create a unique and captivating sound that blends heavy, melodic, and vulnerable elements. The group's diverse musical backgrounds and experiences have coalesced to produce a truly remarkable and genre-defying debut album.

Debut Album Showcases Emotional Depth and Sonic Intensity

The self-titled debut album from Seven Hours After Violet is a powerful and introspective offering that delves into the depths of human emotion. The album's lead single, "Cry...," is a prime example of the group's ability to craft a sonically intense and lyrically poignant track.According to the band, "'Cry' captures the agony of trying to hold onto something that's already broken, that inevitable downfall when love turns into torment. It's about being locked in a space of emotional suffocation, where every attempt to hold on only pulls you further into the abyss. This is the pain we wanted to channel—a song for anyone who's ever felt like they're drowning in their own emotions."The album as a whole is a reflection of the collective truth and experiences of the band members, as Odadjian explains, "This record is everything I've wanted to put out for years. It's heavy, it's melodic, it's vulnerable, and, at times, completely chaotic. With 'Cry,' we wanted to create something that rips you apart emotionally—both sonically and lyrically. This album is our collective truth, and we're very excited for the world to finally hear it."

Debut Live Performance and Upcoming Mayhem Fest Appearance

Seven Hours After Violet's journey has taken a significant step forward with their recent in-studio performance for SiriusXM's Liquid Metal station. This marked the band's first-ever live appearance, and it has set the stage for their highly anticipated debut full-fledged live performance at the upcoming Mayhem Fest.The Mayhem Fest, set to take place on October 12th at the Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California, will provide the perfect platform for Seven Hours After Violet to showcase their dynamic and captivating live presence. This event will be the first opportunity for fans to witness the supergroup's explosive energy and raw emotional intensity in a live setting, further solidifying their status as one of the most exciting new acts in the heavy music scene.With the release of their debut album, the unveiling of the "Cry..." music video, and their impending Mayhem Fest appearance, Seven Hours After Violet is poised to make a significant impact on the music industry. The band's unique blend of musical styles, coupled with the impressive pedigree of its members, has created a truly remarkable and compelling listening experience that is sure to resonate with fans of heavy, melodic, and emotionally charged music.