UNTITLED WITH DRUMS Premiere Sophomore Album “Made Flesh”

Posted on August 20, 2026

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UNTITLED WITH DRUMS, the alt-rock and post-hardcore quartet from Clermont-Ferrand, France, premiere their second full-length album, Made Flesh, out August 21st via Season of Mist. The ten-track record runs 38 minutes and 44 seconds and turns an unflinching eye on the human psyche, tracing self-centred impulses, comfortable denial, and misplaced optimism across its length.

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Made Flesh pushes the band’s hybrid of alt rock and 90s post-hardcore further than before. Lucas D.’s riffs cut harder while his more atmospheric passages stretch out further, woven through Nicolas Z.’s increasingly prominent synth work. Rémy D.’s drumming anchors the songs with assertive, sometimes intricate grooves, and Martin L.B.’s vocals and bass carry the record’s emotional charge throughout. The result favours efficiency over excess: ten tracks built to land on their own terms rather than sprawl.

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The album took shape at Halle du Jeu de Paume in Vic-le-Comte, a small town outside Clermont-Ferrand where the band first crossed paths and has rehearsed since its earliest days. Despite the familiar setting, the sessions were far from comfortable: producer Cyrille Gachet drew each take out of the band through a demanding process that pushed all four members past their usual limits.

Untitled With Drums states:

“Made Flesh is finally out. The process took between three and four years, from composition to today. It was long and painful. This second album has been marked by the end of several lives that mattered to us. It emerges at the dawn of other lives that will matter just as much.

We hope you’ll love it, that you’ll tell your friends about it, and that you’ll help us blow up the streaming numbers at a time when that’s pretty much all that counts for getting the chance to support a record where it truly matters to us: live on stage.”

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