Elder Drop Video for New Single “Capture/Release”

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Elder have announced their new studio album “Through Zero”, which will be out May 29, 2026 via Stickman Records in Europe and Blues Funeral Recordings in the United States.

The second single, Capture/Release, is out now. Check it out below.

“Through Zero” will be available in all formats, and you can already pre-order it.

Recorded at Big Snuff Studios in Berlin over a few months between tours in 2025, “Through Zero” is the first album the band has produced entirely on their own. The mix was done in collaboration with Richard Behrens. Mastered by Carl Saff, the record feels more than ever like the full realization of the band’s creative vision.

Elder were formed in 2006 in a small coastal town in Massachusetts by three longtime friends who were hooked on downtuned heavy music. Over the years the band picked up a guitarist, lost a drummer, relocated (mostly) from the US to Germany, played hundreds of shows, from tiny clubs to arenas all over the world, and released six full-length albums, four EPs and two live albums.

You can catch Elder live at this year’s edition of Tolminator festival in Tolmin, where they’ll be playing on July 25, 2026.

Here’s the tracklist for “Through Zero”:
1. Sigil To Ruin
2. Capture/Release
3. Through Zero
4. Strata
5. Sight Unseen
6. Blighted Age

Elder are:
Nick DiSalvo – guitar, vocals
Jack Donovan – bass
Mike Risberg – guitar, keyboards
Georg Edert – drums

More info:
https://beholdtheelder.com
https://www.facebook.com/elderofficial
https://www.instagram.com/elderband
https://elder.bigcartel.com
https://www.stickman-records.com
https://www.bluesfuneral.com
 


Elder – “Through Zero” (Stickman Records, 2026)
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