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TALIA HOIT Releases Powerful New Single & Official Music Video “All You Want” From Upcoming Album “When The Skies Fall”

Symphonic metal artist unveils the first emotional chapter from her highly anticipated second full-length album, arriving August 28 via SAOL
Symphonic metal artist Talia Hoit has officially released her emotionally charged new single “All You Want” along with the accompanying official music video, available now on all major streaming platforms. The track marks the first preview of her upcoming second full-length album, “When The Skies Fall,” arriving August 28 through SAOL, a division of CMM GmbH .
Watch the official music video for “All You Want” now:

Blending cinematic orchestration, powerful metal instrumentation, and deeply personal songwriting, “All You Want” captures the painful realization of trying to live up to someone else’s impossible expectations while losing yourself in the process.
“This song is about the impossible situation of trying to make someone happy who will never be happy with who you really are, because what they loved was some imaginary ideal of who they wanted you to be, rather than who you really are,” says Talia Hoit.
Known for weaving raw emotional honesty into sweeping symphonic metal soundscapes, Talia Hoit continues to push deeper into vulnerable and personal territory with “When The Skies Fall.” The upcoming album explores themes of existential crisis, identity, transformation, love, grief, and emotional survival through ten immersive tracks that balance haunting piano-driven intimacy with massive orchestral arrangements and crushing guitars.
At the core of Talia’s songwriting remains the same foundation that shaped her artistic beginnings: piano and voice. What started as deeply personal reflections and emotional processing evolved into songs that now resonate through towering symphonic compositions.
“Writing poems or songs was my way of processing life and my emotions and things,” Talia explains. “A lot of what I have written was not originally intended to be a commercial product, so I guess it really fits under the idea of a ‘piano confessional’.”
After years of writing and developing her sound behind the scenes, Talia Hoit officially stepped into the symphonic metal world as a solo artist with the release of her debut full-length album, marking the true beginning of her artistic journey into the public eye.
“When The Skies Fall” represents Talia Hoit’s most revealing and emotionally expansive work to date. The album invites listeners into a world where certainty crumbles, emotions collide, and beauty and pain exist side by side.
Listen to “All You Want” now:
https://music.suricatemusic.com/AllYouWant
For Fans Of: Nightwish, Within Temptation, Epica, Delain, Evanescence
Release Dates:
“All You Want” Single + Official Music Video: Out Now
“When The Skies Fall” Album Release: August 28
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zach@metaldevastationradio.com

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Contact: taliahoit.management@gmail.com
Photo Credit: Jonathan Betz

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CARCERAL ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTAL EXTREME METAL DEBUT ALBUM “DESCENDING REPRISAL”

Brazilian Extreme Metal Outfit Delivers a Relentless Fusion of Death Metal, Thrash, and Grindcore Without Boundaries

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Album Release Date: July 15, 2026
Exclusive Premiere: July 14, 2026 via Toilet Ov Hell
Genre: Instrumental Extreme Metal
For Fans Of: Death, Morbid Angel, Dark Angel, Voivod, Immolation
Brazilian instrumental extreme metal band Carceral is set to unleash its debut full-length album, “Descending Reprisal,” independently on July 15, 2026, following an exclusive premiere through Toilet Ov Hell on July 14.
Built from decades of musical vision and refined through years of writing and experimentation, Carceral delivers a crushing instrumental assault that merges the technical aggression of death and thrash metal with the speed, intensity, and relentless pacing of grindcore. Without a traditional vocalist, the band places the full weight of storytelling on the guitars, bass, and drums, allowing the instrumentation itself to become the voice.
“Descending Reprisal” explores a dark apocalyptic vision centered around punishment, collapse, and the consequences of humanity’s systems of power, privilege, and injustice. Across 24 tracks, the album represents different stages of a devastating downfall, combining intricate musicianship, chaotic energy, and oppressive atmosphere into a cinematic extreme metal experience.
According to guitarist and band founder Roberto Ortega , the album represents the realization of an idea that has existed for more than two decades:


“Descending Reprisal is the result of an idea that took shape over more than two decades. The concept was to combine the riff language of death and thrash metal with the brevity and relentless pacing of grindcore, while keeping the music entirely instrumental. Instead of vocals, the guitars, bass, and drums carry the narrative.




The album revolves around the idea of punishment in an apocalyptic setting, reflecting on the systems of power, privilege, and injustice created by humanity. Every song is meant to feel like another stage in that collapse.




Although the music draws inspiration from bands like Death, Morbid Angel, and Dark Angel, I also wanted to capture the unsettling, dissonant atmosphere of Voivod and Immolation. The goal was never to recreate those sounds, but to combine the expressive freedom of instrumental music with the darkness and intensity of extreme metal. We hope Descending Reprisal offers listeners an experience that feels both familiar and completely new.”


With “Descending Reprisal,” Carceral introduces a unique presence within instrumental extreme metal, proving that crushing heaviness, emotional depth, and storytelling can exist without a single lyric. The album stands as a testament to the power of pure musicianship, where every riff, drum hit, and atmospheric shift pushes the narrative forward.
The album was produced by Roberto Ortega and Victor Hormidas , with mixing and mastering handled by Samuel Bassani . The recording process took place across multiple studios between January 2025 and May 2026, with additional contributions from a talented team of artists, designers, and musicians who helped bring the world of “Descending Reprisal” to life.
Production Credits

Produced by: Roberto Ortega and Victor Hormidas
Mixed & Mastered by: Samuel Bassani
Editing: Alexandre Magno
Intro for “Archaic Law”: Pablo Greg
Sound Design: Vithor Moraes (Absence Entity and Ab Damnini Ictus)
Full Album Visualizer: Arthur Hermit
Front Cover Artwork: Child From The Celestial Flying Throne of Hell by Artem Demura
Back Cover Artwork: Rodrigo Salvatierra
Logo: Visual Defect
Additional artwork contributions by Celio Amorth, Magnum Lima, and Danilo Ferreira , who also served as the album’s visual director.
Photography by Alline Nakamura, Robeilton Simões, and Leonardo Heler.
Special thanks to Heros Trench for mix feedback and consulting.
Drummer Daniel Moscardini uses Pearl Drums, Paiste Cymbals, Williams Drum Heads and Sticks, Mecsom Cables, and Gorilla Pads.
Previous Singles & Visuals

Ahead of the album release, Carceral has already unleashed two singles from “Descending Reprisal.”
“Hypnomachia” features a visualizer created by Wanderley Perna (Genocídio) , while “Archaic Law” features a video created by Arthur Hermit (Lizard Skin).
The complete album visualizer for “Descending Reprisal” was also created by Arthur Hermit, bringing the record’s dark and apocalyptic vision to life through a full visual experience.
Lineup

Roberto Ortega – Guitars
Hard Alexandre Christiani – Guitars
Victor Hormidas – Bass
Daniel Moscardini – Drums
Hard Alexandre Christiani brings additional experience from the international metal scene, having toured as guitarist for legendary vocalists Tim “Ripper” Owens and Marc Boals , further adding to the musicianship and pedigree behind Carceral’s crushing debut.
Carceral’s “Descending Reprisal” arrives July 15, 2026, delivering a devastating instrumental extreme metal journey where chaos, precision, and atmosphere collide.
Check out the video: 


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Contact: carceralband@gmail.com

The new track arrives ahead of the album’s July 17 release via Triple B Records

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