New York progressive black metal band Krallice have introduced a new single and music video, "Living Useless Ritual," as they roll out details of their next studio album, "Scour Order." The announcement gives fans an early look at the record ahead of its release later this year.
According to the band’s update, "Scour Order" is scheduled to arrive on September 18 through Profound Lore Records. The release also marks Krallice’s return to that label, adding another notable point to the album news.
The new track, "Living Useless Ritual," serves as the first featured preview connected to the upcoming record. Its arrival suggests the band is continuing the dense, progressive black metal approach that has defined Krallice’s work while setting the stage for the full album campaign.
The announcement also notes the involvement of guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Colin Marston as part of the album’s rollout. With "Living Useless Ritual" now available and "Scour Order" set for September 18, Krallice have officially begun the next chapter of their 2026 release cycle.
