Make Them Suffer's "Black Sheep" Is Out, With a Video

By Cole Ashby, November 14, 2026

Make Them Suffer's "Black Sheep" is out November 11, 2026, on Immortal Music Group and SharpTone Records. The Perth band also posted an official video for the song on the SharpTone Records YouTube channel.

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"To be able to do music full time is a gift that I will never take for granted and always cherish," vocalist Sean Harmanis says in the press release. "However, to be able to live such a unique lifestyle is often equally as rewarding as it can be isolating. Something I've observed in myself and others who also tour full-time is often a sense of loneliness and a lack of belonging, as well as an inability to connect with others or fit in. The more time you spend in your bunk, the more foreign life outside of the parameters of touring can feel, and the more distant your relationships back home become."

On the title, he says, "Black Sheep is about being the outcast. It's a statement about the band itself after grinding for years."

The press release frames the song as a reflection on isolation, belonging, and the realities of life on the road. Make Them Suffer formed in 2008. The catalog includes Neverbloom (2012), How To Survive a Funeral (2020), and a 2024 self-titled album. Apple prints the new song as "BLACK SHEEP." It is on Apple Music and at the band's official site.

A song that treats the outsider role as the point of the work is a clear next statement from a band that has been making that case since 2008.

Make Them Suffer: "Black Sheep" (Official Music Video)

Make Them Suffer: "Black Sheep" (Apple Music)