Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Story Of The Year share the music video for “See Through” the focus track from their seventh studio record “A.R.S.O.N.”, released in February via SharpTone Records.
The music video for “See Through” directed by Jordan Phoenix, transports Story Of The Year to a mysterious laboratory, where frontman Dan Marsala takes on the role of a mad scientist determined to create his dream girl. But when the experiment takes an unexpected turn, his creation quickly descends into chaos.
Quoting Gary Wallace in Weird Science, the band says, “Making a girl. Actually making a girl. Like Frankenstein…except cuter.”
Story Of The Year has continued their momentum with a year on the road, with the band bringing their high-energy live show to festivals including Welcome To Rockville, Sonic Temple, Download, Vans Warped Tour DC and Long Beach, and more, alongside the first leg of the Camp Screamo Tour and appearances at Rock La Cauze, Afterlife Music Festival, and Vans Warped Tour Mexico. The band will keep the momentum going this fall with the second leg of the Camp Screamo Tour with co-headliner Silverstein, kicking off November 16th in Seattle and making stops in cities including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Baltimore, and New York City before wrapping up December 13th in Boston.
In February, Story Of The Year released their seventh, critically acclaimed studio album, “A.R.S.O.N.” via Sharptone, earning praise from outlets including Alternative Press, New Noise Magazine, NPR, SPIN, The Travis Mills Show, The Aquarian, Brooklyn Vegan, and many more.
The record finds the band leaning into the friction between chaos and control, destruction and renewal, transforming raw catharsis into something sharply intentional. Standing for “All Rage, Still Only Numb” the album channels their heaviest material to date into themes of anxiety, emotional turbulence, and the weight of the struggles we carry. Blending their signature post-hardcore edge with polished, modern production and subtle nods to their earlier sound, “A.R.S.O.N.” proves that Story Of The Year are here to last as they show up even more refined, focused, and as uncompromising as ever.
