The Callous Daoboys Premiere New Music Video "Watching Us Kiss" & New Single “Gigantic Parasite Tongue”

Emerging from Atlanta’s vibrant mathcore scene, The Callous Daoboys have introduced fresh material that underscores their evolving sound. On August 28, 2026, the band debuted the single "Watching Us Kiss," accompanied by a music video that visually complements their intense, intricate style.

In addition to this release, the band has made available a limited edition vinyl pressing. This special release features both "Watching Us Kiss" and another 2026 single titled "Gigantic Parasite Tongue," offering collectors and fans a tangible artifact of the band’s latest creative phase.

These releases arrive amidst preparations for the band’s upcoming tour, set to traverse North America this fall. The tour, dubbed "Heaven Across North America Part II," will see The Callous Daoboys performing alongside supporting acts Kaonashi, Girl Of Glass, and Wielded Steel. This lineup promises a diverse representation of the heavier and experimental music spectrum.

The tour itinerary includes a comprehensive series of dates spanning from early September through late September 2026. Starting in Greenville, South Carolina, the band will make stops in key cities such as Norfolk, Virginia; Washington, D.C.; Albany, New York; Worcester, Massachusetts; and several venues across Canada, including Montreal and Toronto.

Mid-September engagements include performances in Grand Rapids, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Chicago, Illinois, the latter being part of the prominent Riot Fest event, where The Callous Daoboys will perform independently. The concluding leg of the tour covers locations in the Midwest and Southern United States, with shows in Toledo, Ohio; Springfield, Missouri; Jackson, Mississippi; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Oklahoma City.

This sequence of dates reflects the band’s commitment to reaching a broad audience across diverse regional markets, capitalizing on both intimate venue settings and larger festival stages.

Details regarding the creative process behind the new singles remain limited, but their release strategy suggests an intent to maintain momentum and engagement with their fanbase. The choice to issue the singles on vinyl highlights an appreciation for physical media in an increasingly digital landscape.

The Callous Daoboys’ activity in 2026 indicates a prolific period for the band, combining recorded output with extensive touring. Observers within the mathcore and broader heavy music communities will likely watch closely as the band continues to define their artistic trajectory through these new works and live performances.

Further information about the reception of "Watching Us Kiss" and "Gigantic Parasite Tongue," as well as the tour’s impact, will emerge as the dates unfold in the coming months. For now, the band’s renewed creative output and ambitious touring schedule contribute to their growing profile in the North American metal and hardcore scenes.