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Misery Index release new single with official video “Feral Future”

Author Benedetta Baldin - 21.7.2026

The Baltimore deathgrinders Misery Index, who re-signed with Season Of Mist earlier this year, have released a lyric video for their first new single in about four years, “Feral Future,” right before their impending summer tour of Europe and the UK, as per theprp.

‘Feral Future‘ is about changing the way we think about our relationship with nature. Nature isn’t something we rule over or exist outside of. It’s something we are immersed in everywhere all the time. This song champions the rewilding of damaged and corrupted human spaces and reclaims a more feral connection that respects the sublime wonder of nature. – Jason Netherton

Misery Index An Epitaph for Endtimes EU + UK Summer Tour 2026

  • July 28 – Helsinki, Finland @ Kult [TICKETS]
  • July 30 – Wacken, Germany @ Wacken Open Air [TICKETS]
  • August 1 – Dortmund, Germany @ Dortmund Death Fest [TICKETS]
  • August 2 – Saint Maurice de Gourdans, France @ Sylak Open Air [TICKETS]
  • August 4 – Deinze, Belgium @ Elpee [TICKETS]
  • August 5 – The Hague, Netherlands @ Musicon [TICKETS]
  • August 6 – Schloteheim, Germany @ Party San Open Air [TICKETS]
  • August 8 – Swansea, United Kingdom @ Sin City [TICKETS]
  • August 9 – Manchester, United Kingdom @ Rebellion [TICKETS]
  • August 10 – Birmingham, United Kingdom @ Castle & Falcon [TICKETS]
  • August 11 – Bridgwater, United Kingdom @ The Cobblestones
  • August 13 – Munich, Germany @ Backstage [TICKETS]
  • August 14 – Dinkelsbühl, Germany @ Summer Breeze [TICKETS]
  • August 15 – Sulingen, Germany @ Reload Festival [TICKETS]

Misery Index previously released “Live in Munich” (2013) “The Killing Gods” (2014) and “Rituals of Power” (2019) with Season of Mist. “The Killing Gods” and “Rituals of Power” are available now through the label’s web shop. 

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https://redirect.season-of-mist.com/MiseryIndexShop

The best way to characterise Misery Index‘s music is as death metal with heavy grindcore and hardcore punk influences. Its lyrics frequently criticise everyday life, the evils of contemporary society, and the dominant power systems in contemporary culture. Their band’s name is drawn from the same-named economic indicator, which also served as the idea for Assück‘s most recent album and Misery Index. From 2002 to 2013, the band performed in over 1000 performances across 44 countries as part of their extended touring schedule.