Fearless Records is thrilled to welcome the legendary metalcore band Lost Souls Movement to the roster.
The band has dropped “Democracy Manifest,“the first new music since the 2025 release of the debut album “Lore”. The track is an absolute banger — synths, riffs, raucous roars, compelling cleans, and plenty of breakdowns — and it pays tribute to the late Jack Karlson and his infamous and gloriously chaotic arrest that turned him into a folklore legend in the early ’90s — and let’s not forget a well-circulated meme and catch phrase. If you are not acquainted with the history, well crank the song and then get to Google searching for further intel!
“I think we are all Jack Karlson in one way or another,” says the band. “Like, life is kind of like a Chinese restaurant and we all just want to enjoy a succulent Chinese meal without the powers that be grabbing us on the junk. Sometimes you need to make a stand and say ‘Get your hands off my penis’ and that’s exactly what this song is. Not to mention, it’s a tough as fuck pit call.“
Watch the video here.
Voices of the lost, souls of the forgotten. That’s Lost Souls Movement —a five-piece metalcore outfit tasked with the heavy burden of being earth’s greatest musical achievement, whilst also being its savior. Their huge riffs, hypnotic hooks, and unforgiving lyrics make them a force to be reckoned with.
As neurodivergent kindred spirits, Kevin (Vocals), Knox (Guitar/ vocals), Casey (Guitar), Jovi (bass), and Yosh (drums) were drawn to each other by fate.
Having just as much in common as things they disagree on, the group connected over music, skateboarding, art, and the isolation of being misfits and outsiders, whilst almost coming to blows regarding opinions, politics, science and ethics.
However, that’s what makes this band special.
Their songs harness rage and despair, peace and knowledge — all at once. A concoction that has won them fans worldwide, their first release “Childhood Died” becoming a generational anthem instantly.
With fire in their eyes, love in their hearts, and anger on their tongues, Lost Souls are finally ready to take their message to the world and accept their place as the greatest band… Ever.