Slaughter to Prevail Announces 2026 World Tour and Teases Brutal New Album Release
May 24, 2025 — Moscow, Russia
Russian deathcore powerhouse Slaughter to Prevail has officially announced plans for a massive 2026 world tour, coinciding with the release of a brand-new album—marking their first full-length project since 2021’s Kostolom. The announcement was made late Friday night via the band’s social media channels, sending shockwaves through the global metal community.
Frontman Alex Terrible, known for his guttural vocals and viral vocal tutorials, appeared in a cryptic teaser video featuring dark, apocalyptic imagery and a chilling snippet of new music. “This will be the most violent, personal, and honest album we’ve ever created,” Alex said in the post. “We are taking this to the next level. Prepare yourselves.”
The untitled album is currently in its final stages of production, with sources close to the band confirming a tentative release window of early 2026. Though the band has remained tight-lipped on the tracklist and collaborations, fans are already speculating based on audio teasers that suggest a heavier, more experimental direction.
The world tour—slated to begin in Europe in March 2026—will include stops in major cities across North America, South America, Asia, and Australia. This marks the band’s most ambitious tour to date and their first major international trek since the pandemic disrupted live performances worldwide.
“We want to see our fans face-to-face again,” said guitarist Jack Simmons in a brief statement. “This album was built for the stage.”
More details, including the album title, cover art, and official tour dates, are expected to be released in the coming months.
Slaughter to Prevail fans can sign up for early ticket access and album preorders through the band’s official website.
