DISTANT Into Despair Video Marks Album Street Date

Album artwork for DISTANT Into Despair
Artwork: Into Despair / DISTANT

What's out

DISTANT released the official video for "Into Despair" on November 5, 2026, the day before the album of the same name. Apple Music lists Into Despair for November 6, 2026.

DISTANT, "Into Despair" (Official Video)

The band said in the announcement: "'Into Despair' is the title track and one of the most personal songs on the album. It's about depression and the feeling of spiraling deeper and deeper into a place where you can no longer see a way out. We wanted the song to capture that experience from the inside rather than explain depression from an outside perspective. It's about being trapped in your own mind, watching yourself sink further, and wondering whether there will ever be a way back."

Album and formats

The announcement frames Into Despair as a Dutch/Slovak deathcore release and lists formats: standard CD jewelcase, grey LP, a limited iridescent pearl dawn LP (300 copies from the band), an EcoMix Blue LP (US version), and digital. For a public storefront, use the Apple Music album page linked above.

Earlier public clips named in the same announcement include "Desolation," "Nothing Left To Hate," "Spirit" (feat. Tyler Beam), "Rat Torture," "All Will Be (N)One" (feat. Ricky Myers of Suffocation), "Flesh and Nails" (feat. Kyle Medina) and "The Shallow Gaze" (feat. Darius Tehrani).

U.S. headlining dates

After a November 6 hometown show at Baroeg in Rotterdam, the announcement lists a U.S. headlining run with Heavy // Hitter, Torn Open and Katywentmissing, including:

Confirm doors on distantofficial.com.

My read

The street week package is a title track video, a first person band quote about depression, and a long U.S. routing. That same shape has been carrying other recent metal rolls here, from KNIFE's "Nightmare" to Hatebreed's "Decisions Become Destinies" and Charlotte Wessels' "Incubus". The quote is the reason to stay with this one: the band describes the song from inside the spiral, not from outside it.

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