Six years since Melbourne melodic metal greats Vanishing Point last graced us with an album, the band has released new music at last.
Bring Me the Night is the first taste of the band’s seventh album, a long-gestated effort that will arrive on November 20.
Eremition is available for pre-order now from this link.
Breed 77 have shared Wish You Well, a new single from their forthcoming album VII, due on 13 November 2026. The track marks the band’s first new single in almost two years and arrives ahead of a UK tour in November.
Built around a riff from guitarist Danny Felice, Wish You Well brings together the flamenco guitar touches and Heavy Metal drive that have long been part of Breed 77’s sound. Frontman Paul Isola says the song is about holding on to relationships despite differences of opinion. “Don’t lose friends over differences,” he says, adding that people need to talk their views through.
“Our latest cut from our new album, VII, is an eclectic affair,” Paul Isola told us. “Exotic and emotive, Wish You Well is a celebration of the chaos, the thousands of differing opinions and points of view, some of these held by people close to you.
“It’s alright if we don’t see eye to eye on some issues. Throughout life, people change, and their views change. I guess the message of the song is a somewhat sarcastic ‘Even though I think you’re wrong, I wish you well…’
“You know? Don’t lose friends over differences. In this crazy world we live in, EVERYONE has crazy ideas/views, but we need to talk them through.
“Wish You Well is a bit of a trip for its relatively short three minutes and change runtime. We take you on quite a journey. It floats, it kicks, it’s grungy, there’s a bit of flamenco in there. We’re not pulling any punches. It is full-on Breed.”
VII is Breed 77’s first album in 13 years. Isola says the record was made over a year and a half across three countries, with the band using the extended writing and recording period to develop the songs. The 11-track album includes the previously released End Of The Line, Outside and Just Act Like You Know.
Breed 77 will tour the UK in November, with King Kraken supporting the first four headline shows and Silo joining the final four. The band also supports Soil in Bradford and Margate. The Manchester date falls on the album’s release day. BRee 77 will support Soil on their show at Dreamland, Margate, on 15 November.
November
Wish You Well is released on 25 September. VII follows on 13 November with pre-order available from breed-77.ffm.to/vii.
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Solid Copy’s Thanks for Asking explores self doubt and the uncomfortable gap between how we feel and how we present ourselves. The track combines lush indie rock textures with dream pop atmosphere, building gradually through shimmering guitars, layered vocals and a steady rhythm section. There is a strong sense of movement in the arrangement, with the quieter passages creating space for the song’s more vulnerable moments before the guitars swell into something fuller and more emotionally charged. Solid Copy approach introspection without making it feel overly heavy, allowing the melodies to retain a warmth that balances the darker thoughts underneath. The result is a song about confronting the less comfortable parts of ourselves rather than trying to hide them, finding a strange kind of beauty in that honesty. Thanks for Asking feels both intimate and expansive, turning an inward conversation into a beautifully textured indie rock track.
Sometimes honesty starts with admitting that things are not fine.
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