Chevelle - Bright As Blasphemy [Black Ice & Silver Splatter]

Chevelle - Bright As Blasphemy [Black Ice & Silver Splatter]Chevelle crashes back onto the scene with Bright As Blasphemy, their first studio album in nearly five years and its nothing short of explosive. Pressed on stunning black ice and silver splatter vinyl, this edition looks as fierce as it sounds. If you thought theyd mellowed out, think again. This is Chevelle at their most raw, relentless, and unapologetically loud. The lead single, Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1), sets the tone with a punishing riff and

Chevelle crashes back onto the scene with Bright As Blasphemy, their first studio album in nearly five years and it’s nothing short of explosive. Pressed on stunning black ice and silver splatter vinyl, this edition looks as fierce as it sounds. If you thought they’d mellowed out, think again. This is Chevelle at their most raw, relentless, and unapologetically loud.

The lead single, “Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1),” sets the tone with a punishing riff and searing vocals, pulling no punches as it digs into the darker edges of human nature. Elsewhere, tracks like “Breaking Point” and “Blood Moon Halo” keep the energy razor-sharp, weaving together atmospheric tension with a thunderous groove that’s distinctly Chevelle.

This is a band that’s clearly still got gas in the tank and fire in their veins. Lyrically biting and sonically tight, Bright As Blasphemy doesn’t just revisit the band’s post-grunge and alt-metal roots; it expands them into something heavier, darker, and more evolved. Yes, it's explicit, and yes, it hits hard, in all the best ways.

With its limited-edition splatter vinyl and blistering production, this record isn’t just a comeback, it’s a battle cry. Turn it up, and let Chevelle shake the walls.

Tracklist

1. Pale Horse
2. Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1)
3. Jim Jones (Cowards, Pt. 2)
4. Hallucinations
5. Wolves (Love and Light)
6. Karma Goddess
7. Blood in the Fields
8. AI Phobias
9. Shocked at the End of the World