Detroit-based rock band Eva Under Fire officially announced the new release date for their long-awaited debut album Love, Drugs & Misery today. The album, recorded via Better Noise Music, will be available for streaming and download on September 23. Most recently, the band released “Blow (ft. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills),” which is featured in The Retaliatorssoundtrack and now boasts over 7.6M streams across the globe, as a digital single and as an acoustic version earlier this summer. Ahead of this announcement, the band also dropped their collaboration with Jonathan Dörr of Ego Kill Talent “Comatose,” “Unstoppable,” and the Sno Babies soundtrack single “Heroin(e).” Each song has offered fans a diverse taste of what’s to come on the album. Pre-order Love, Drugs & Misery HERE.
Thrilled to be sharing the news, lead singer Eva Marie said, “We’re super excited to finally be releasing our album Love, Drugs & Misery. We can’t wait to show you guys the full scope of what we’ve been working on for so long. It was kind of a wild ride because when we’d completed the record, we were super proud of it, it was some of our best writing to date, and then the world shut down. It’s been long-awaited, much-anticipated, and there’s so much heart and soul in this record. I can’t wait for you guys to experience it with us.”
The official music video for “Blow” gives fans a sneak peek of the band’s frontwoman Eva Marie’sonscreen acting debut in a pivotal scene of The Retaliators. The film is premiering in theaters across North America on September 14. Eva Marie and Charnas both appear in the film, alongside some of the biggest names in rock: Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee, Five Finger Death Punch, Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach, All Good Things, Cory Marks. Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx co-wrote and recorded the title song of the film.
The band joined NOTHING MORE, Asking Alexandria and Atreyu on their North America tour, earning media attention from Top Shelf Music Magazine, who praised, “Eva Under Fire was up first and this female-fronted Detroit metal group absolutely crushed it. They came out firing on all cylinders and had everyone jumping up and down from the get-go.” Fans can watch the band play at the Aftershock Festival in Sacramento on October 9. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://www.evaunderfire.com/.
Eva Marie is a therapist by day and rock star by night. This past May, she wrote columns for Loudwire in observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, drawing on her personal and clinical experiences. For insight into issues such as anxiety, substance abuse, body image, and grief, and to get an inside look on the themes tackled in the band’s music, read Eva’s columns HERE.
