Poppy Announces New Album Empty Hands, Unveils Single "Bruised Sky"

"Poppy has announced a new album, Empty Hands, arriving January 23rd via Sumerian Records. She also offered up a new single, "Bruised Sky," one of her heaviest and most metallic tracks to date. Produced and co-written by Jordan Fish (ex-Bring Me the Horizon), the nearly four-minute track sees Poppy dual wielding her death growl and high-register clean singing as she pits the full range of her voice against driving guitars and a metalcore treatment."

"The song follows another single, "Unravel," released back in October, and the collaborative effort "End of You" with Courtney LaPlante and Amy Lee that dropped in September. Poppy and Spotify also recently shared her cover of "Last Christmas" by Wham, filling out a productive stretch for the multi-faceted artist. Meanwhile, Poppy will be supporting the new album with her "Constantly Nowhere Tour," including legs in Australia, the UK, and Europe."

Poppy will release a new album titled Empty Hands on January 23 via Sumerian Records. She released the single "Bruised Sky," produced and co-written by Jordan Fish, which features heavy metallic production and runs nearly four minutes. The track alternates between death growls and high-register clean singing over driving guitars and a metalcore treatment. Prior releases include "Unravel" (October) and the collaboration "End of You" with Courtney LaPlante and Amy Lee (September), and a cover of Wham's "Last Christmas" shared with Spotify. Poppy will tour Australia, the UK, and Europe from January through April on the Constantly Nowhere Tour, with an Orie McGinness-directed video available for "Bruised Sky."

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