📸: Sebastian Falck
Danish metallers DEFECTO are pleased to announce the release of their new studio album, 'Echoes Of Isolation,' out on October 31, 2025, via Frontiers Music Srl.
To give a taste of the new record, the band unveils today the first single and accompanying video, "Sacred Alignment."
The band comments: “'Sacred Alignment' digs into the reality of OCD - a condition that is so often misunderstood. It’s not about being neat or organized; it’s about living in a prison built by your own thoughts. It’s about the rituals that demand obedience, the fear that refuses to let go, and the endless fight for control in a world that feels like it’s collapsing without it. This song captures that battle - the brutality of the mind, and the strange balance between order and chaos."
DEFECTO is a Copenhagen-based metal band formed in 2011 by guitarist/vocalist Nicklas Sonne, guitarist Frederik Møller, and bassist Thomas Bartholin.
Known for their combination of technical precision, melodic strength, and emotional intensity, the band has become one of the most respected names in the modern Danish metal scene.
With three studio albums, two EPs, and several acclaimed festival appearances (Copenhell, RockFest Finland) and support slots with Metallica and Rammstein, DEFECTO has consistently pushed the envelope of progressive and cinematic metal.
Now, Frontiers Records proudly presents 'Echoes Of Isolation,' the band’s most personal, intense, and introspective record yet - a concept album exploring the haunting landscape of mental illness and psychological struggles.
Nicklas Sonne stated:
“Each song inhabits a different psychological struggle - insomnia, schizophrenia, OCD, PTSD, paranoia, dissociation, trauma - giving voice to the war within. This isn’t just a metal album. It’s a mirror held to the mind.
“For us, it’s about turning pain into power, and creating something that can connect deeply with anyone who has ever felt broken, isolated, or misunderstood”, he added.
Fans of Metallica, Symphony X, or Evergrey will be captivated by the album's cinematic power and progressive depth, driven by Sonne’s compelling vocals and razor-sharp songwriting.
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