Cabal release new single with official video “Hurt Me” featuring Justine Jones (Employed To Serve)

Author Benedetta Baldin - 18.9.2026

Cabal has officially dropped their latest single, “Hurt Me,” featuring a guest vocal appearance from Employed To Serve‘s Justine Jones, as per theprp. The new track arrives just in time for the two groups’ upcoming co-headlining tour across Europe and the UK, which will see support from opening act Cold Culture.

‘Hurt Me‘ is about seeking out toxic relationships and destructive situations just to feel something, even when you know they’re hurting you. The song dives into that vicious cycle of craving pain when feeling nothing seems worse. It features our friend Justine Jones from Employed To Serve, who adds another layer of visceral desperation to the track with heir piercing shrieks.Cabal

Cabal Employed To Serve 2026
Support: Cold Culture

  • 06.11 – Patterns, Brighton UK
  • 07.11 – Damnation Fest, Manchester UK *
  • 08.11 – University SU, Newcastle UK
  • 09.11 – Classic Grand, Glasgow UK
  • 10.11 – Beta, Nottingham UK
  • 11.11 – Thekla, Bristol UK
  • 12.11 – The Junction, Plymouth UK
  • 13.11 – The Underworld, London UK
  • 14.11 – Bibelot, Dordrecht NL
  • 15.11 – Hall of Fame, Tilburg NL
  • 17.11 – Ratinger Hof, Düsseldorf DE
  • 18.11 – Bei Chez Heinz, Hannover DE
  • 19.11 – Sputnik Café, Muenster DE
  • 20.11 – Monkeys, Hamburg DE
  • 21.11 – Loppen, Copenhagen DK
  • 22.11 – Kollektivet Livet, Stockholm SE
  • 24.11 – John Dee, Oslo NOR
  • 25.11 – Monument, Gothenburg SE
  • 27.11 – Badehaus Berlin, Berlin DE
  • 28.11 – Groovestation, Dresden DE
  • 29.11 – Viper Room, Vienna AT
  • 30.11 – Feierwerk, Munich DE
  • 01.12 – Sunset, Martigny CH
  • 03.12 – Trix Club, Antwerp BE
  • 04.12 – Backstage By The Mill, Paris FR
  • 05.12 – O Totem, Lyon FR

*Cabal only

ABOUT CABAL:

Cabal have proved themselves through the years as one of the heaviest and most uncompromising metal acts around. The band’s sound is visceral and destructive, and aims to bring forth absolute chaos by drawing inspiration from everything from crushing death metal, contemporary metallic hardcore and metalcore to unnerving soundscapes and dark electronic music.

Since the release of  their first album in 2018 the band have toured most of the planet, from Europe and North America, to Japan and Australia, as well as renowned festivals such as Roskilde Festival, Copenhell, Summer Slaughter, Brutal Assault and many more, and they have no intention of slowing down. All of the above combined with features from some of the modern metal scenes most prominent names like; Matt Heafy from Trivium, Jamie Hails from Polaris and Joe Bad from Fit For An Autopsy, the band has shown the world that Denmark has something to offer when it comes to bone crushing heaviness.