Few artists were better prepared to confront the confusion of life in 2019. With their new album VOL. 4 :: SLAVES OF FEAR – produced by longtime collaborator Lars Stalfors (Lil Peep, St. Vincent, Bob Moses) and OUT NOW. HEALTH have not only made the heaviest, most genre-obliterating album of their career, they’ve documented just how frightening it feels to be alive right now.

In addition to the album release, newest single “STRANGE DAYS (1999)” has received the video treatment via a true crime mystery webisode, an inside look at one of the year’s most bizarre music headlines. The video’s companion interactive ‘choose your own adventure’ investigation game via the ‘Messenger’ app allows fans to become detectives and sleuth for the truth.
 

 
VOL. 4 :: SLAVES OF FEAR uses every tool in contemporary production to make a terrifying, exhilarating LP. Few artists were better prepared to confront the confusion of life in 2019. From the sample-triggered thrash metal of “THE MESSAGE” and “GOD BOTHERER,” to the bone-scraping sub-bass of “FEEL NOTHING” and “BLACK STATIC,” this is HEALTH at its most lacerating yet. With Lars Stalfors, they’ve upended their sound palette for our post-everything era: “NC-17” feels like Arabic bass music dragged through hell; “RAT WARS” groans with derelict, slow-rolling L.A. funk.