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SEVENDUST: RELEASES MUSIC VIDEO FOR “THRESHOLD”

by MythofRock

With their 15th studio album “One” set for release on May 1, Grammy Award-nominated metallers Sevendust are back with a powerful new single, “Threshold”.

Featuring Lajon Witherspoon (vocals), Clint Lowery (guitar), John Connolly (guitar), Vince Hornsby (bass) and Morgan Rose (drums), the band once again delivers a hard-hitting, emotionally charged track that feels destined to become a highlight of their live shows.

“Threshold” showcases Sevendust’s trademark mix of heavy grooves and melodic intensity, elevated by a strong motivational edge. Witherspoon pours raw emotion into his performance, taking aim at those who push others to their limits: “You want another piece of me, don’t ya? To break apart so you get what you wanted?”.

Poised to stand among the standout moments of the band’s three-decade career, “Threshold” is available now on all digital streaming platforms.

The accompanying music video marks the return of animator Ollie Jones and continues the storyline introduced in the band’s video for “Fence”. In the new chapter, a greedy music agent pressures a management team to exhume the decayed members of SEVENDUST and send them back on tour. Reanimated using the same mysterious substance that first brought them back, the band embarks on a run designed to line the agent’s pockets. The video ends with the band under his full control and what happens next is anyone’s guess.

Building on SEVENDUST’s unmistakable sound while continuing to evolve, “One” proves why the Grammy Award–nominated metal icons remain a vital force nearly three decades into their career. From the driving opening riff of the title track “One” to the dreamy, atmospheric vocal outro of “Misdirection”, the album takes listeners on an emotional journey that only SEVENDUST can deliver.

SEVENDUST once again worked with producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette at Studio Barbarosa in Gotha, Florida. Baskette had previously worked with ALTER BRIDGE and Slash, among others.

 

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