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25 май 2023
CALEB SHOMO On Upcoming BEARTOOTH Album: 'There's A Chance This Is The Best Record I'll Ever Write'
"It's so hard to put into words, what it is," he continued. "I think it's just one of those things that until people hear it, they're not really gonna get it. But it is very much a record for the people who have been following the story.
"Like I've kind of talked about, I've tried to make it, intentionally for a long time now, that these first five albums are kind of one big story and the story of my 20s. And it's all very linear. And the way it ends is amazing. It's crazy and not a happy ending to it. But the theme of the album as a whole is definitely a lot more hopeful.
"It was written during and after me really making all those big changes in my life and focusing on mental health and physical health and all of that," Caleb revealed. "And it's just manifested into a super-unique record. I did most of it in Los Angeles. I did a lot of it on tour. I mixed it kind of in Los Angeles and New York. I just finished — I mastered it at the Hit Factory, like finished the mix and master there not too long ago. I just went out and did a whole label showcase for it. I brought 'em out and explained the record and played it for 'em.
"We just have so many cool things coming up. I just cannot wait — cannot wait."
Shomo also talked about the sequencing of the songs on the new BEARTOOTH album, explaining: "There were certain things, going into this record, that I knew I wanted to do and I knew was important to the sequence. And honestly, in the sequence, there's just a whole story — it's just my last about 14, 15 months of my life; maybe 16 now. It's just that. It's just explaining those emotions and those feelings throughout the songs and through the highs and the lows.
"The beginning of the record is kind of trying to captivate these extreme highs of when I quit drinking and all my chemicals are realigning and my body is kind of starting to work better again and all this stuff. I had this three-month crazy, crazy high that I was on because of that. And that's kind of how it starts. And the middle of the record, it's kind of about that leveling out and having to deal with some really big things that happened in my life and dealing with the loss of somebody very important to me, and I discuss that. And then it kind of wraps up at the end with… I don't really wanna give away the ending, but I don't think it's at all what people would expect out of a BEARTOOTH record — in a very good way.
"I've never been more proud of any piece of work I've ever done. And I hope this isn't the case, but I think there's a chance this is the best record I'll ever write. And that's not to slight myself, but I just mean with my circumstances that I've been going through.
"This last year has been the most pivotal year of my entire life, even aside from all of the things I've done in my musical career and whatnot, just for me personally," Caleb added. "Honestly, during 'Below' and that kind of era, and even before that, I always kind of had it in the back of my mind, 'I'm probably gonna be dead in my mid-30s, late 30s of either suicide or alcohol related' or I don't really know. But I didn't have any self-love. And that has all completely shifted. And there's been a lot of work that went into that. And getting to explain that on a record just made for this incredibly unique thing. And obviously, I hope it is not my… I think I'm only getting started. But I think that it is a completely different animal — one hundred percent different animal. Obviously it's still a BEARTOOTH record and it's still me. But this is just kind of me showing the world what I'm fucking capable of. And I'm very proud of it."
BEARTOOTH was recently nominated for a Libera Award for "Best Heavy Record" for the 2022 hit single "Riptide", which has garnered over 20 million streams to date. They also wrapped an 18-date, sold-out tour of Europe, where they headlined some of their biggest shows to date, including the iconic Wembley Arena. It marked the band's most successful overseas run in its history so far.
Last month, BEARTOOTH kicked off a 38-date U.S. co-headline tour alongside TRIVIUM, which will include a triumphant return home at Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, Ohio. The band will follow the co-headliner with trips to Australia and Europe, while concluding 2023 with an appearance at Blue Ridge Rock Festival in Alton, Virginia.
BEARTOOTH has released four albums thus far: "Disgusting" (2014),"Aggressive" (2016),"Disease" (2018) and "Below" (2021).
The Ohio act recently released a deluxe edition of "Below". "Below Deluxe" is expanded to include 32 tracks. For this edition, BEARTOOTH added two new bonus tracks, "Fighting Back" and "Permanently Sealed", as well as a refreshed version of current radio single "Skin (Alternate Universe Version)", which mixes acoustics and electrics. It also includes the full, 17-track live recordings from the "Live From The Journey Below" livestream, recorded at the historic Clyde Theatre in Fort Wayne, Indiana in July 2021. An exclusive 52-track "Special Video Edition" Apple eMix bundle includes all the official videos plus the videos from "Live From The Journey Below".
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