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Allt Unveils New Single "Omerta" Ahead of July 31 Album Release
Allt’s latest single, “Omertà,” dropped on June 3 2026, giving fans a fresh taste of the band’s forthcoming sophomore album, Ataraxia, slated for release on July 31 through Century Media Records. The track is now streaming across all major platforms.
Formed in Karlskoga in 2020, the Swedish progressive‑metalcore outfit first made its mark with From The New World, released October 4 2024. The debut album earned praise from metal critics and earned Allt support slots with acts such as Animals as Leaders, Imminence, Aviana, and Bleed From Within. Their most recent single, “Snowblind,” issued on July 3 2025, set the stage for Ataraxia.
“Omertà” showcases Allt’s signature blend of intricate riffing, expansive atmospheric passages, and crushing breakdowns. Production credits list the band members alongside Dillon Jaymes and James Carey, while Buster Odeholm—known for work with Vildhjarta, Humanity’s Last Breath, and Thrown—handled mixing. Odeholm’s involvement is expected to deliver a polished yet heavy sound that aligns with the progressive‑metalcore aesthetic.
The nine‑track Ataraxia tracklist is: 1. New Day 2. Omertà 3. Nevermind 4. Enemy 5. Ataraxia 6. Ultraviolence 7. Snowblind 8. High Hopes 9. Avalon
Pre‑orders are available through Century Media’s online store, with shipments expected by late July. The album is positioned as a continuation of Allt’s exploration of complex song structures and melodic hooks, building on the foundation laid by From The New World.
To promote the new material, Allt has scheduled a series of live appearances across Europe. The tour kicks off on June 26 in Ysselsteyn, Netherlands, and includes stops at the Tuska Festival in Helsinki (June 28), Rockstadt Extreme Fest in Râșnov, Romania (July 29), and the Full Rewind Festival in Löbnitz, Germany (July 31). The band will also play Wacken Open Air on August 1, followed by Brutal Assault in Josefov‑Jaromer, Czech Republic (August 6), and Reload Festival in Sulingen, Germany (August 13). The remainder of the tour covers venues from Rock The Lakes in Switzerland (August 14) to a series of club dates in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Denmark during November and December.
Allt’s partnership with Century Media places the band within a roster that includes other prominent metal acts, providing a platform for broader distribution and promotional support. The label’s focus on progressive and experimental metal aligns with Allt’s musical direction, and the collaboration is expected to enhance the band’s visibility in key markets.
The release of Ataraxia and the accompanying tour represent a significant milestone for Allt, marking the band’s first full‑length album in two years and the first time the group will headline a major festival lineup. The album’s thematic focus on emotional resilience and the title’s reference to the Greek concept of calmness suggest a conceptual depth that critics and listeners alike anticipate.
In summary, Allt’s new single “Omertà” signals the approach of Ataraxia, scheduled for July 31 2026. With a robust production team, a clear tracklist, and an extensive European tour, the band is poised to expand its reach within the progressive‑metalcore scene. The next steps involve the album’s release, continued promotion through live performances, and the potential for future collaborations under the Century Media umbrella.
Formed in Karlskoga in 2020, the Swedish progressive‑metalcore outfit first made its mark with From The New World, released October 4 2024. The debut album earned praise from metal critics and earned Allt support slots with acts such as Animals as Leaders, Imminence, Aviana, and Bleed From Within. Their most recent single, “Snowblind,” issued on July 3 2025, set the stage for Ataraxia.
“Omertà” showcases Allt’s signature blend of intricate riffing, expansive atmospheric passages, and crushing breakdowns. Production credits list the band members alongside Dillon Jaymes and James Carey, while Buster Odeholm—known for work with Vildhjarta, Humanity’s Last Breath, and Thrown—handled mixing. Odeholm’s involvement is expected to deliver a polished yet heavy sound that aligns with the progressive‑metalcore aesthetic.
The nine‑track Ataraxia tracklist is: 1. New Day 2. Omertà 3. Nevermind 4. Enemy 5. Ataraxia 6. Ultraviolence 7. Snowblind 8. High Hopes 9. Avalon
Pre‑orders are available through Century Media’s online store, with shipments expected by late July. The album is positioned as a continuation of Allt’s exploration of complex song structures and melodic hooks, building on the foundation laid by From The New World.
To promote the new material, Allt has scheduled a series of live appearances across Europe. The tour kicks off on June 26 in Ysselsteyn, Netherlands, and includes stops at the Tuska Festival in Helsinki (June 28), Rockstadt Extreme Fest in Râșnov, Romania (July 29), and the Full Rewind Festival in Löbnitz, Germany (July 31). The band will also play Wacken Open Air on August 1, followed by Brutal Assault in Josefov‑Jaromer, Czech Republic (August 6), and Reload Festival in Sulingen, Germany (August 13). The remainder of the tour covers venues from Rock The Lakes in Switzerland (August 14) to a series of club dates in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Denmark during November and December.
Allt’s partnership with Century Media places the band within a roster that includes other prominent metal acts, providing a platform for broader distribution and promotional support. The label’s focus on progressive and experimental metal aligns with Allt’s musical direction, and the collaboration is expected to enhance the band’s visibility in key markets.
The release of Ataraxia and the accompanying tour represent a significant milestone for Allt, marking the band’s first full‑length album in two years and the first time the group will headline a major festival lineup. The album’s thematic focus on emotional resilience and the title’s reference to the Greek concept of calmness suggest a conceptual depth that critics and listeners alike anticipate.
In summary, Allt’s new single “Omertà” signals the approach of Ataraxia, scheduled for July 31 2026. With a robust production team, a clear tracklist, and an extensive European tour, the band is poised to expand its reach within the progressive‑metalcore scene. The next steps involve the album’s release, continued promotion through live performances, and the potential for future collaborations under the Century Media umbrella.