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Converge Announce Second 2026 Album 'Hum Of Hurt'
Hear the title track from the veteran metal band's new record.
Apr. 1, 2026 at 2:40pm
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Legendary metalcore group Converge has announced the release of their second album of 2026, titled 'Hum Of Hurt'. The album is set to arrive later this year, and the band has shared the title track as a preview.
Why it matters
Converge has been a pioneering force in the metalcore genre for over three decades, and their new double-album release in 2026 will be highly anticipated by their devoted fanbase. The band's uncompromising sound and commitment to their craft has earned them a reputation as one of the most influential heavy bands of their era.
The details
Converge's 'Hum Of Hurt' will be the band's 10th studio album and follows their first 2026 release, 'Blood Moon', which came out earlier this year. The title track from the new record showcases the group's signature blend of blistering riffs, Jacob Bannon's guttural vocals, and the band's trademark chaotic energy.
- Converge's 'Hum Of Hurt' is scheduled for release in late 2026.
- The title track from the album was made available on April 1, 2026.
The players
Converge
A veteran metalcore band from Boston, Massachusetts that has been active since the early 1990s and is known for their intense, experimental sound.
Jacob Bannon
The lead vocalist and founding member of Converge, known for his distinctive growling vocals and the band's dark, introspective lyrical themes.
What they’re saying
“We've been working hard on these new albums and can't wait for fans to hear the direction we're taking the band in.”
— Jacob Bannon, Vocalist, Converge
What’s next
Converge is expected to embark on a tour in support of both their 2026 album releases later this year.
The takeaway
Converge's continued creative output and commitment to their signature sound after over three decades together demonstrates their enduring influence and importance within the metalcore genre.
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