WRITING THE FUTURE, mentioned as “Best Metalcore band” 2 years in a row by Close Up Magazine, has since the start in 2013 gone from clarity to clarity. The band has played some of swedens biggest festivals alongside with executing several tours supporting Her Bright Skies, Corroded and Lillasyster to mention a few. This summer, the band will continue the touring and embark on an extensive European tour with 20 booked gigs together with British Cabin Boy Jumped Ship.

Writing The Future is driven by the desire to be part of the solution rather than the problem, and they raise the metal axe for those who cannot make it themselves. The long-awaited record ‘Caught Between Heaven & Hell’, which will be released on June 2nd, is no exception. The album showcases the band’s evolution with raw, heavy sound and emotionally charged lyrics that always stands up for the common people.

“Lets imagine that there is no heaven or hell. No one to hear our prayers or an evil force to misguide us. What if we’re our own god and devil and we’re stuck between heaven and hell. We arise from parts of broken backgrounds! Through our music we interpret emotions, messages, experiences and our knowledge! We want to make ordinary people feel that they are all equally important! For those of you who feel connected!

We are Writing The Future!”

Driven by the desire to be part of the solution rather than the problem, WRITING THE FUTURE raise the metal-axe for those who can’t do it alone. They offer a punch to the face in all the colors of the rainbow, a rush of feelings that will make you lose your breath.

Their emphasis lies in their pride to stand up for themselves and fight for the mutual goals between them and their fans and followers. Expect to relate if you have ever been bullied, abused, or depressed or if you have opinions on religion, climate or world health.

They release their new single ‘Sk1nD3ad’, continuing to expand on their patented sound and concept. It’s a fierce uptempo song that feels like a brutal and captivating tornado of emotions which is something that reflects in the music video – we dare you to watch it! Sk1nD3ad is the last single ahead of their upcoming album.

Stream the single at https://orcd.co/sk1nd3ad

Driven by the desire to be part of the solution rather than the problem, WRITING THE FUTURE continue to raise the metal-axe for those who can’t do it by themselves. The band is offering a punch to the face in all the colors of the rainbow, a rush of feelings that will make you lose your breath.

Today they release their new single ‘A Rainy Day When The Sun Died‘: “Depression and mental illness have many faces. Music can be a comfort for many when nothing else works. This song is a signature piece and homage to one of our biggest fans who ended up wheelchair-bound after an accident at a concert. We fulfilled a big dream for her when she participated in the music video to this song with the tag ‘trapped’ written on her hand. The song was played at her funeral a few months later after she had passed away…”

Stream the song at https://orcd.co/arainyday – Watch the music video HERE.

One of the hardest working metalcore band from the Sweden’s westcoast, WRITING THE FUTURE, is back with highly anticipated new music alongside four upcoming gigs in Kristianstad (Nov 5th), Örebro (Nov 11th), Stockholm (Nov 12th) and Trollhättan (Dec 10th). 

Writing The Future has since its start in 2013 released one album and three EPs on their own, alongside executing several tours supporting, for example, Her Bright Skies, Corroded, and Lillasyster as well as performing at some of Sweden’s biggest festivals. Not only that, but the band has also been mentioned as “Best Metalcore-band” two years in a row by Close Up Magazine.

In 2020 Writing The Future teamed up with GAIN/Fifth Island Music for their second album where the emphasis lies in their pride to stand up for themselves and fight for the mutual goals between them and their fans and followers. If you ever been bullied, abused or depressed, or if you have opinions on religion, climate or world health, you can expect to relate to the band’s well-written and meaningful lyrics. 

Three singles from the album has been released so far, ‘Jaded Eyes feat. Xerzie)‘, ‘As Above So Below‘, and ‘Broken Heart‘. 

On October 21st Writing The Future is set to release their next single titled ‘Death Is The Only Way Out‘. Continuing to expand on their patented sound and concept, the song is a clever and sharp criticism on the existing gaps and class differences in today’s society. The single will also be accompanied by a premium music video recorded and directed by the band themselves.

“We are all born without the same preferences.
But we all die and end up the same.
What we choose to spend our time at between birth and death is equal.
We choose to dance.
Dance until death is the only way out.”

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WRITING THE FUTURE have released their new single + music video for ‘Broken Heart’.

“You know the feeling of helplessness, the feeling of not being enough. This is not a regular song written with emotions. This is our honest feelings and emotions. Some things that happen in our life are problems we can’t solve we just need to struggle through. And some of these emotions and feelings leave us with a broken heart. This is a story about something that broke my heart and I couldn’t do anything about it.” //Writing The Future

Watch below their new video ‘Broken Heart’.

Writing The Future, mentioned as “Best Metalcore band” 2 years in a row by Close Up Magazine, has since the start in 2013 released 1 album and 3 Eps on their own alongside with executing several tours supporting Her Bright Skies, Corroded, Lillasyster etc.. and performed at some of Sweden’s biggest festivals. The band teamed up with GAIN/Fifth Island Music for their second album where the emphasis lies in their pride to stand up for themselves and fight for the mutual goals between them and their fans and followers. Expect to relate if you ever been bullied, abused, depressed or if you have opinions on religion, climate or world health. Writing The Future’s next album is by far the best the band will release so far and is boldly pointing out all of our everyday problems.