The Callous Daoboys Unveils New Exhibit at The Museum Of Failure

The Callous Daoboys
Unveils New Exhibit at The Museum Of Failure
With Releasing Track + Music Video
“Lemon“

Watch HERE | Stream HERE

Taken From Highly-Anticipated Forthcoming Album
‘I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven’
Out 16th May 2025 via MNRK Heavy
Pre-Order HERE

THE CALLOUS DAOBOYS
Photo Credit – Nick Karp

“Spine-bending workout from the imaginative Atlanta mathcore sextet invites some serious moves at the edge of the moshpit, powered by riffs on guitar and electric fiddle.”. – The Guardian

“The Callous Daoboys want to challenge you – and they’re laughing in the face of convention as they do it. They’ll turn your brain upside-down and shake it like a piggy bank while letting off party streamers at the same time, such is the effect of their angular yet playful mathcore that doesn’t merely flirt with other genres as it does wrestle with them.” – Kerrang!

“..The latest from Callous Daoboys speaks to the artistry that is core to the band and the limitless potential that characterizes one of heavy music’s most exciting, emerging voices.” – Knotfest.com

“Man, add this to the list of “shit you need to be insanely hyped about”, because Atlanta-based mathcore madcap motherfuckers The Callous Daoboys are back and they’re coming for your throat.” – MetalSucks

Atlanta, GA sextet The Callous Daoboys invite you further into The Museum Of Failure by unveiling a new exhibit with their latest track “Lemon“ and the accompanying music video, taken from their hotly-anticipated forthcoming album ‘I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven’ out on 16th May 2025 via MNRK Heavy. Prior to today, patrons were welcomed with the exciting first artifact “Two-Headed Trout/The Demon of Unreality Limping Like A Dog“ and the cinematic official video. Today’s reveal illuminates another facet of the band’s signature ability to shapeshift boundaries between genres, blending the weight of heavy music with refreshing pop sensibility while preserving their raw, straight-from-the-heart authenticity. Speaking about “Lemon“, vocalist Carson Pace commented:

“Some people are going to love this one, some people are going to hate this one, it’s just the reality of things. “Lemon” represents every frustration that you’ve ever had with a judgmental lover who wants you to give up on your art. “Lemon” says ‘fuck that, you didn’t love me anyway.’”

Witness “Lemon“ by letting your eyes feast upon the official music video at the link here or in the thumbnail below, examine the audio intricacies by streaming at the link here, and RSVP by pre-ordering ‘I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven’ here.

WATCH: The Callous Daoboys’ “Lemon” Official Music Video HERE

I DON’T WANT TO SEE YOU IN HEAVEN

The Callous Daoboys

Track Listing:

1. I. Collection of Forgotten Dreams

2. Schizophrenia Legacy

3. Full Moon Guidance

4. Two-Headed Trout

5. Tears on Lambo Leather (feat. Orthodox)

6. Lemon

7. Body Horror For Birds (feat. 1st VOWS)

8. The Demon of Unreality Limping Like A Dog

9. Idiot Temptation Force

10. Douchebag Safari

11. Distracted by the Mona Lisa

12. II. Opt Out

13. III. Country Song In Reverse (feat. low before the breeze )

Having wrapped up their EU/UK run with Silverstein, The Callous Daoboys will pick back up in North America on the 20 Years of All’s Well That Ends Well tour on March 21, with Chiodos, Hawthorne Heights, and Emmure. Following several support dates alongside Beartooth in late April and May, the band will then bring the heat to the newly-announced Unhinged Festivalon July 26 and on the Coheed and Cambria S.S. Neverender Cruise in November. Be sure to get your tickets here.

20 Years of All’s Well That Ends Well with Chiodos, Hawthorne Heights + Emmure:

Mar 21 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Theater
Mar 22 – Chicago, IL @ Vic Theater
Mar 23 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Fillmore
Mar 25 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore
Mar 26 – Salt Lake City @ The Depot
Mar 28 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
Mar 29 – Portland, OR @ Roseland
Mar 31 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern
Apr 1 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
Apr 2 – San Diego, CA @ Soma
Apr 3 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren
Apr 5 – San Antonio, TX @ Vibes Event Center
Apr 6 – Houston, TX @ House Of Blues
Apr 7 – Dallas, TX @ House Of Blues
Apr 9 – St. Louis, MO @ Pageant
Apr 11 – Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works
Apr 12 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
Apr 13 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore
Apr 15 – St. Pete, FL @ Jannus Landing
Apr 16 – Charleston, SC @ Charleston Music Hall
Apr 17 – Raleigh, NC @ Ritz
Apr 18 – Richmond, VA @ The National
Apr 20 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore
Apr 21 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall
Apr 22 – Worcester, MA @ Palladium
Apr 24 – Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall
Apr 25 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theater
Apr 26 – Indianapolis, IN @ The Vogue