Frontierer Premiere New Single & Music Video "Ions & Oxygen Rockets" From Upcoming New Album "Ultraviolet Parasite"

Frontierer, the Scottish band known for their intricate and aggressive mathcore style, has released their latest full-length album titled Ultraviolet Parasite. This new collection features 14 tracks that continue to explore and expand the band's signature complex and intense sound.

Alongside the album launch, Frontierer has also unveiled a music video for "Ions & Oxygen Rockets," one of the standout pieces from Ultraviolet Parasite. The video production was again overseen by filmmaker Nick Neuenhaus, who has previously collaborated with the band, contributing a visual counterpart that complements Frontierer’s dynamic and high-energy musical approach.

Ultraviolet Parasite marks another milestone in Frontierer’s discography, offering fans a blend of technical proficiency and visceral impact. The album’s release underscores the band’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of mathcore, a genre characterized by complex rhythms, dissonance, and intense performance.

In support of Ultraviolet Parasite, Frontierer is preparing for an extensive tour across the United Kingdom and Ireland. The upcoming November dates will see them sharing the stage with Car Bomb, an American band similarly noted for their mathcore and experimental metal contributions.

The tour itinerary includes a series of venues known within the metal and hardcore scenes: starting in Southampton at Papillion on November 4, moving to London’s Underworld on November 5, followed by stops in Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow, Dublin, and Belfast. Notably, the Manchester appearance coincides with Damnation Fest, a prominent event in the UK metal calendar.

Frontierer’s live performances are reputed for their intense energy and technical precision, qualities that are expected to translate powerfully on this upcoming tour. The pairing with Car Bomb is likely to attract audiences deeply invested in the mathcore genre’s evolving landscape.

Details about the album’s production process remain limited, but the continued collaboration with Nick Neuenhaus on visual projects indicates a consistent creative partnership enhancing the band’s output. The release of a music video alongside the album is a strategic move to visually engage listeners and convey the thematic and sonic intricacies of their music.

Ultraviolet Parasite and the "Ions & Oxygen Rockets" video provide a clear statement of Frontierer’s artistic direction, solidifying their position within the mathcore scene. As the band embarks on their tour, they aim to bring this new material directly to audiences, further establishing their presence in both the UK and Irish metal circuits.

While detailed critical reception of the album is not yet widely available, the anticipation among mathcore enthusiasts and followers of the band suggests that Ultraviolet Parasite will be a significant addition to the genre’s discography. This phase of Frontierer’s career appears poised to expand their influence and demonstrate the ongoing vitality of mathcore as a form of extreme music.