AS DECEMBER FALLS release new song ‘Flametide’

AS DECEMBER FALLS release new song

‘Flametide’ from the Muse Dash video game

Currently on their UK headline tour

Nottingham pop-punks, As December Falls, have today released a new single, ‘Flametide’, taken from the Muse Dash video game.

Speaking of the release, vocalist Bethany Hunter, shares “when we got the brief from Muse Dash to write the next theme song for their character Flametide Pirate Rin I knew we HAD to do it! The song is all about this pirate demon that escaped the hells and it’s on the run at sea. All the demons are still chasing trying to drag her back down to hell. Probably one of the funnest songs we’ve written AND you can play it as a level on Muse Dash now!”

AS DECEMBER FALLS – ‘Flametide’

Storming the UK’s Official Albums Chart at #8 with new album, Everything’s On Fire But I’m Fine, a bold, brutally honest album that captured the beautiful chaos of chasing a dream while everything else is falling apart. Still balancing day jobs and a relentless tour schedule, the band channelled their exhaustion, anxiety, gratitude, and grit into 14 tracks that hit harder than ever — both sonically and emotionally.

From the smoldering intensity of the title track, which sums up the pressure and privilege of their in-between place in the industry, to the visceral vulnerability of songs like Grim Reaper and Angry Cry, this album doesn’t shy away from the mess. It stares it down, laughs, cries and dances right through it.

Whether drawing inspiration from late-night Twitch gaming sessions (Ready Set Go), heartbreak and red flags (Bathroom Floor), or even chaotic best-friend revenge arcs (For The Plot), As December Falls continue to write with a raw, unfiltered honesty that resonates with anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed, underestimated, or just not quite okay.

As December Falls aren’t here to play it safe — they’re here to burn it all down and build something real in the ashes. And if the last few years are anything to go by, this fire isn’t going out anytime soon.