Swedish death metal band Leach announce their upcoming EP PSYCHOSOMATIC set for release on 9th October 2026. Hailing from Gothenburg and fueled by Scandinavian death metal aggression. The Swedish outfit delivers songs built to hit hard, stay loud and leave scars. Leach thrives where melody collides with violence and raw emotion refuses to be polished away. This music is born from pressure, frustration and resilience and crafted for those who’d rather face the darkness than to look away. PSYCHOSOMATIC is a four-track concept EP blending modern melodic death metal with hardcore intensity, crushing grooves and razor-sharp riffs. Each song represents a different psychological state of living with mental illness – from the breaking point and resilience to reflection and the endless cycle of intrusive thoughts. Rather than telling a linear story, the EP explores survival through shifting emotional states, balancing relentless aggression with atmosphere, melody and introspection. Heavy, dynamic and emotionally driven, PSYCHOSOMATIC is the band’s most personal release to date. With the EP announcement the first single ‘SERPENT OF TIME’ is released today. It’s one of the most relentless tracks on PSYCHOSOMATIC blending modern melodic death metal with hardcore intensity, incisive riffs and a frantic chromatic breakdown that refuses to let up. Lyrically, the song explores the vicious cycle of mental illness, where time becomes both the serpent that traps you in intrusive thoughts and the only force capable of eventually loosening its grip. Heavy, uncompromising and emotionally charged, it’s a song about surviving the battle within while never losing momentum. Watch the official music video for ‘SERPENT OF TIME’ ‘here Pre-save PSYCHOSOMATIC here Leach comment:
“Intrusive thoughts have this way of making time feel like your enemy. The longer you’re stuck with them, the tighter everything seems to close around you. Time as a circle. But time is also the thing that eventually creates distance from them. The poison and the antidote. That contradiction became the whole idea behind ‘SERPENT OF TIME’.” |