Underoath - Writing On The Walls | Audiotree From Nothing

Metalcore/post-hardcore behemoths, Underoath, transform noise, aggression, and atmosphere into weapons of survival, with spirited singalong-inducing hooks to spare. Some bands will burn the candle at both ends, chasing the past, but Underoath's collaborative chemistry keeps them moving forward towards new sonic horizons. They're one of those rare bands that can boast two gold albums and their three Grammy Award nominations without having to make commercial compromises. Renowned for their unrelenting integrity and authenticity, whenever Underoath has a chance to play it safe, the band chooses to challenge themselves instead. Since its inception, Underoath has redefined the balance between chaos and harmony. Each release includes compositions born from creative tension that transform into iconoclastic anthems. 'They’re Only Chasing Safety' (2004) was a watershed moment for the band, influencing a generation of bands. 'Define the Great Line' (2006) pushed the boundaries further, sharpening their dual vocal approach, heavy breakdowns, and atmospheric edge. The ambitiously experimental 'Lost in the Sound of Separation' (2008) was a creative milestone, elevating Underoath to a level of their own. 'Ø (Disambiguation)' (2010) delved deeper into emotional darkness without sacrificing memorable hooks. 'Erase Me' (2018) reintroduced Underoath to the world with straightforward riffs and melodies, and was followed by 'Voyeurist' (2022), an album the band describes as "high-def violence." Bringing us to 2025 and the release of Underoath’s opus, ‘‘The Place After This One.’ A powerful new missive, Spencer Chamberlain, Tim McTague, Aaron Gillespie, Chris Dudley, and Grant Brandell filled ‘The Place After This One’ with emotional courage and unrivaled bombast. Gillespie, who co-founded the group's earliest incarnation as a teen, sees ‘The Place After This One’ as the start of the next 20-year chapter. It represents a true musical tour de force, standing as a testament to the band’s resilience and unwavering commitment to their creative vision. Playing selections from 'The Place After This One' and 'Define the Great Line', Underoath's From Nothing session owns the space between huge choruses and raw, yet innovative heaviness. On From Nothing, Underoath delivers confessional vulnerability with thrilling force and cinematic grandiosity. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience to witness a band, whose influence can be heard in the generations of bands who followed in their footsteps, bring the heart of their sound to life in our studio. We are honored to present Underoath on Audiotree From Nothing. More From Nothing → https://bit.ly/4eFOK6o Recorded live on April 11, 2025 in Chicago, IL. Stream this album → https://smarturl.it/ATFN-Underoath Keep up with the Band → https://www.instagram.com/underoathband/ Performers Vocals | Spencer Chamberlain Drums + Vocals | Aaron Gillespie Keys | Chris Dudley Bass | Grant Brandell Guitars + Vocals | Tim McTague Audiotree Production Credits Director + Photo + Cam Op | Austin Isaac Peters Editor + Narrative Supervisor | Elly Tier Director of Photography + Colorist | Tom Conway Audio Mix + Master | Neil Strauch Lead Audio Engineer | Rick Fritz Assistant Engineer | Abby Black Audio Intern | Leni Bryan Cam Ops + Grip | Calla Flanagan, Justin Kenney, Kai Reinhard Concert B-Roll| Kai Reinhard Program Manager | Ally Henreid Legal | Chris Watkins -- 🎧 Audiotree on Spotify → https://spoti.fi/41vtWrd 🥋 Audiotree Merch → https://audiotree.shop 🎶 Discover more music → https://audiotree.tv 🌳 About Audiotree Audiotree showcases talented musicians and bands from around the world. Originally created to give young bands a platform to be seen and heard, the Audiotree Music channel has become a cornerstone in the music world. The concept is to capture intimate performances from diverse artists in a professional studio at no cost to them. Discover your next favorite band at https://audiotree.tv.

Added 11 Oct 2026