WARGASM UNLEASH NEW SONG

WARGASM have today unleashed their explosive new single, ‘Swallow’, accompanied by an official music video. The track is available now across all digital platforms via their new label home, Hopeless Records.

Serving as the follow-up to ‘Get Down’, which marked WARGASM’s debut release with Hopeless Records, ‘Swallow’ delivers a three-minute-and-two-second fusion of heavy electronic production, aggressive metal intensity, and bold, unapologetic attitude. With this release, the duo continue to break boundaries and expand their genre-defying sound, resulting in one of their most powerful and direct offerings to date.

Speaking of the new single, WARGASM share, “From the immortal teaches of Peaches: ‘fuck the pain away’. This is our soundtrack to mistakesand love in this hell of a century. You can feel good when you’re being bad. Human touch just tofeel something. This is Spit.’s hot cousin. This is Swallow.”

WARGASM are no longer just the riot you wish you had started, they have evolved into the fire actively tearing through the scene. The unstoppable duo of Milkie Way and Sam Matlock have spent the last few years fusing metal, industrial, rave, punk, and glitch-pop into one of the most unmistakable and high-voltage sounds in modern alternative music, cultivating an undeniable movement that thrives equally on chaos, catharsis, and tight-knit community.

After detonating the underground scene with early cult favorites like Spit., Salma Hayek, Rage All Over, and Scratchcard Feeling, WARGASM officially lit the fuse with 2022's explosive EXPLICIT: THE MIXXXTAPE. The project earned massive co-signs from heavyweights like Jonathan Davis (Korn) and Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit), with Durst even taking the duo across arenas for a major U.S. tour. Their unmatched hybrid sound and chaotic live performances quickly established them as a rare act just as comfortable opening for YUNGBLUD as they were destroying stages alongside Slipknot or BABYMETAL.

In 2023, WARGASM unleashed their official debut album, VENOM—a savage, seductive, and unpredictable middle finger to genre convention, fueled by a generation's righteous fury and digital overload. Hits like Bang Ya Head (feat. Fred Durst), Do It So Good, and Modern Love blurred the boundaries between club floors and mosh pits with pure, unapologetic abandon, solidifying the duo as one of the most vital and uncompromising forces in the contemporary rock landscape.

Since that milestone release, WARGASM have continuously expanded their blast radius. Relentless global tours, main-stage festival appearances, and boundary-pushing collaborations have elevated the band to a league of their own. Their explosive joint track with Pendulum served as even further proof of their unique ability to seamlessly meld heavy rock, electronic music, and pure adrenaline without ever compromising their vision.

In July 2025, the duo dropped Small World Syndrome, a razor-edged anthem capturing the paranoia, digital sensory overload, and fractured reality of modern life—a track sounding tailor-made for both underground warehouse raves and massive festival grounds. That momentum built into September 2025, when WARGASM staged their landmark, sold-out Phones Free headline show at London's Outernet. A stampede of fans willingly surrendered their devices to become completely immersed in the raw experience, marking a bold declaration from a band dedicated to delivering moments that feel dangerous, immediate, and utterly real.

Now, joining forces with their new label home at Hopeless Records and returning with fierce new material, WARGASM are operating at peak power. Milkie Way and Sam Matlock continue to tear down the walls between rock, electronic music, punk, and pop, rebuilding the sonic landscape in their own image with every single release, every wild live show, and every head-on collision left in their wake. The future isn't coming—WARGASM are already kicking the door down.

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