Like Moths To Flames share new single ‘YOTM’

10 Sep, 2020

Their new single, ‘YOTM’ joins previously released ‘Habitual Decline’ ahead of Like Moths To Flames’ fifth studio album. Heavier than the first track, ‘Year of the Moth (YOTM)’ showcases trademark technicallity as it remains unrelenting throughout.

About the album, Chris Roetter says, “The 11 tracks focus on overcoming 11 separate issues that I’m dealing with when I wake up every day. Most prevalently, it’s about struggling with yourself and your own feelings about your ultimate worth. These songs probably showcase more of my own mind than our previous work. I live my life like an open book, and we in the band are all very spiritual people who are in touch with their emotions. I feel that is something that society neglects; we are taught to bury and suppress negative feelings, when we believe that by embracing those emotions, you learn a huge amount about yourself.”

Listen to ‘YOTM’ by Like Moths To Flames below:

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