AS DECEMBER FALLS DROP NEW SONG
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Nottingham pop-punks As December Falls have today dropped their brand-new single, ‘Flametide,’ taken from the hit rhythm video game Muse Dash.
Speaking about 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!”
The track bursts with As December Falls’ signature mix of punchy riffs, soaring vocals, and anthemic hooks, a fiery new chapter for the band following their acclaimed album Join the Club.
‘Flametide’ is available to stream now on all major platforms and can be played exclusively within Muse Dash.
Crashing into the UK’s Official Albums Chart at #8, Nottingham pop-punk powerhouses As December Falls have ignited a new era with their bold and brutally honest album, Everything’s On Fire But I’m Fine, a record that captures the beautiful chaos of chasing a dream while everything else feels like it’s falling apart.
Still balancing day jobs with a relentless touring schedule, the band have poured every ounce of exhaustion, anxiety, gratitude, and grit into 14 songs that hit harder than ever, both sonically and emotionally.
From the smoldering intensity of the title track, a defiant reflection on the pressure and privilege of their in-between place in the industry, to the visceral vulnerability of ‘Grim Reaper’ and ‘Angry Cry,’ this album doesn’t flinch from the mess. It faces it head-on, laughing, crying, and dancing through the fire.
Whether inspired by late-night Twitch gaming sessions (‘Ready Set Go’), heartbreak and red flags (‘Bathroom Floor’), or chaotic best-friend revenge arcs (‘For The Plot’), As December Falls continue to write with the raw, unfiltered honesty that has become their signature. Their music speaks to anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed, underestimated, or just not quite okay.
