Our Ceasing Voice

Austrian post rock and post metal collective Our Ceasing Voice unveil “Diamond Eyes”, their first new music since 2017 and the opening chapter of a new creative era. The single is available on all digital platforms from June 5th, 2026, accompanied by an official music video, and serves as the first glimpse into the band’s upcoming fourth full length album, scheduled for release in autumn 2026 via Argonauta Records.

Founded in Innsbruck in 2006, Our Ceasing Voice have spent two decades crafting a distinctive sound that merges evocative vocals, expansive walls of sound, dynamic songwriting and meticulous musicianship. Over the years, the band has built a loyal international following, accumulating more than half a million streams while bringing their immersive live performances to audiences across Europe, the United Kingdom and China.

With “Diamond Eyes”, the band reconnects with the emotional intensity that has always defined its music while embracing a heavier and more direct approach. The song explores the fragility of life and those unexpected moments capable of changing everything in an instant.

Speaking about the track, guitarist and founding member Sebastian Obermeir comments:

“Suddenly you realize how fragile and at the same time how meaningful everything is. That’s the feeling we wanted to capture in this song.”

Driven by soaring melodies, crushing dynamics and the unmistakable vocal performance of Dominik Dörfler, “Diamond Eyes” showcases a band that continues to evolve without losing sight of its identity. The result is a powerful blend of post rock, post metal and alternative rock, balancing vulnerability and intensity in equal measure.

Now featuring Sebastian Obermeir on guitars, Dominik Dörfler on vocals, Markus Rappold on drums and Jakob Schuierer on bass, Our Ceasing Voice enter their twentieth anniversary year with renewed energy and artistic vision.

Fans of Amenra, Brutus, Caspian, Cult of Luna, Fjort, Holy Fawn, Mark Lanegan and Thrice will find much to discover within the emotional landscape of “Diamond Eyes”.