LIVING DEAD GIRL ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM CONSPIRACY OUT OCTOBER 10 SHARES VIDEO FOR “POISON ME” — WATCH BAND APPEARING AT UPHEAVAL FESTIVAL ON JULY 19 TOURING THROUGH JULY LIVING DEAD GIRL is the modern metal band created by visionary frontwoman Molly Rennick. Seamlessly blending elements of metal, goth, and pop-punk, the band has created a distinct sound all their own, accompanied by haunting visuals, and upbeat music videos, all of which come from the imagination of Rennick herself. It’s dark, it’s brooding, and it draws you in. Today, Living Dead Girl announce their new album CONSPIRACY, appropriately arriving on October 10. Pre-order it here. The band has just shared the new single “Poison Me.” Watch the video here. Rennick says that the new single “is the first taste of the new era of Living Dead Girl. It’s a dark, emotional song about how someone’s toxicity can drain the life out of you. I think everyone has that person in their lives and will see themselves in the exasperation of the lyrics — we have all had to navigate complicated relationships and this song embodies the emotions that come with it.” Regarding the album, she continues. “I am beyond thrilled to finally unveil Living Dead Girl’s second full-length album CONSPIRACY. It feels like the perfect follow-up album to our debut Exorcism, staying true to the sound the band created back in 2021 but also showcasing both my personal and artistic growth over that time. CONSPIRACY is darker, heavier, more vulnerable, and more intense, but still has the sing-along choruses you’d expect from Living Dead Girl. I hope both new listeners and repeat fans alike fall in love with this album as much as I did creating it.” The album was produced by critically-acclaimed producer Mitchell Marlow and demonstrates a sonic evolution for the band, highlighting its artistic and personal growth over the past four years, while staying true to the unique sound that has drawn so many fans to its lair. The distinct blend of heavy, drop-tuned riffs, hellbound screams, and catchier-than-a-cold choruses grabs you by the nape of the neck and refuses to let go. CONSPIRACY TRACK LISTING:
“Conspiracy”
“Poison Me”
“We’ll All Be Dead”
“Ugly”
“Succubus”
“The Disease”
“Eighteen”
“Brainwashed”
“Wild and Free”
“Unstoppable”
“Survival Mode” Living Dead Girl will appear at Upheaval Festival in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Saturday, July 19, sharing the stage with the likes of Falling In Reverse, Wage War, Yelawolf, and more. Additional dates are below. LIVING DEAD GIRL ON TOUR:
7/11 — Niagara Falls, NY — Evening Star Concert Club
7/12 — Syracuse, NY — The Jugg on Teall
7/13 — Lakewood, OH — The Foundry Concert Club
7/16 — Dayton, OH — Hidden Gem
7/17 — South Bend, IN — Cheers
7/18 — Chesterfield, MI — Diesel
7/19 — Grand Rapids, MI — Upheaval Festival Here’s your crash course in Living Dead Girl. Living Dead Girl exploded onto the scene with their 2021 debut album Exorcism, produced by Mitchell Marlow (In This Moment, Papa Roach). The breakout single “Alive” brought the band to the radio charts, being the #1 MOST ADDED on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Indicator chart for two consecutive weeks, peaking at #17 on the Mainstream Rock Indicator chart, #4 on the Foundations Secondary Market Chart, and #10 on SiriusXM Canada’s Indigenous Music Countdown, a major accomplishment for Rennick, who is of Mohawk descent. The band quickly captured international attention, earning features in major publications including Hustler, Revolver, and Outburn. Their high-energy live performance has kept them busy touring across North America for the past three years, both headlining as well as supporting other acts, with appearances at notable festivals such as Rock Fest (Wisconsin), Earthday Birthday (Orlando), and 2025’s Upheaval Festival. Living Dead Girl’s original sound, creative music videos, and active touring has grown them a devoted fanbase, with fans traveling cross-country to attend shows, getting tattoos of the band’s artwork, and keeping them coming back to shows again and again. Living Dead Girl’s singles “Dysfunctional” and “Ugly” were both featured on SiriusXM Octane’s Test Drive, further cementing their place in the modern metal scene. The band also released a fan-favorite covers EP titled Not That Innocent in 2023, reimagining early 2000s pop hits in their signature heavy style. They move forward with their sophomore slam CONSPIRACY. | 
