Devilskin release their new single, the grand and majesticFade,from the albumWe Rise.

Following the empowerment and self-belief of the singlesStart A Revolutionandthe introspectiveNever See The Light, sonically softer than its predecessors,Fadeis just as relevant and just as powerful.

Fadewas one of the first songs they wrote together as a band and they believe "its genesis really propelled Devilskin onto bigger and better things."

Shot on a cold wooded beach out of Auckland, Devilskin wanted the beauty of nature as a backdrop to capture all the elements of the song, "beauty, mystique, power, passion and hurt." The stark colour grading is crucial andhighlights the mood and intensity ofFade.

Indulge now in the majestic stark beauty of the Fade videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qaXJor8pj4

Fadealong withNever See The LightandStart A Revolutionare taken from their debut albumWe Rise.The album debuted at #1 in New Zealand and became the first album since 2010 by a domestic rock band to achieve Platinum status, while the critics have lauded its UK release.

We Rise, has now been in the NZ Albums chart for 100 weeks while the videos forWe Rise,haveamassed over in excess of 1.82 million views on YouTube.

The four piece Devilskin hail from Hamilton, New Zealand and comprise of the mesmerizing Jennie Skulander on vocals, the red bearded 'evil twins' Nail and Paul Martin on guitars and Nic Martin on drums.Devilskin have already earned a formidable reputation by earnestly demonstrating commitment to unpretentious musical values: writing songs that have depth and passion, and a relentless touring schedule. In 2015 Devilskin have supported Mötley Crüe, Slash and Alice Cooper in New Zealand.Their tactical instrumental attack is balanced by the seductive Jennie Skulander and her incredible voice that sweeps from whisper to roar, rips with power, drips with melody and captivates with sincerity.

Devilskin's irresistibleWe Riseis at times visceral, urgent and magniloquent but is also tempered with tenderness, empathy, love and bare souls. " 'We Rise' is a roller coaster of emotions and moods, just like life" enthuses Paul Martin "there's definitely power and there's definitely passion. The songs are very real, and brutally honest, just like our live show."
Musically twisted and possessedWe Risecombines gorgeous melodies of heavy, bombastic rifts, with streamlined hard rock anthems aimed squarely at the arena circuit, no one else does it better right now.

Devilskin are currently mixingtheir new album and plan to return to the UK and Europe early 2017.