“Deep in the Willow” / “Everything is Quiet Now” are streaming now alongside its video directed by Eric Richter and front man/vocalist Bryan Garris. 

“‘Deep in the Willow’ and ‘Everything is Quiet Now’ are a reminder that we are heavy, intense, and extreme,” Garris tells. “Some elements come and go, but those will never change. After ‘A Tear in the Fabric of Life’ we were inspired to see how much art we could incorporate moving forward – which led us to a style of video we’ve never attempted or approached. Taking myself specifically far outside of my comfort zone and pushing the boundaries on how I’ve been seen in the past was a creative experience I will never forget. This video wouldn’t be what it is without the collaboration with Eric Richter, someone we’ve admired for a while. And the songs wouldn’t be what they are without [producer] Drew Fulk, a new friend and creative ear in the entire process.”

The Upon Loss singles, “Deep in the Willow” / “Everything is Quiet Now”, are available across digital retailers today via Pure Noise. Upon Loss will be released on 10” vinyl format. 

“Deep in the Willow” / “Everything is Quiet Now” are the first new singles since the release of their 2021 EP and head turning short film, A Tear in the Fabric of Life. The release garnered worldwide acclaim from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, NPR, Kerrang!, The Guardian, The FADER, Stereogum, Decibel, Revolver, so on and established Knocked Loose as a staple across modern punk, hardcore and metal scenes. They have since toured rigourously including sold out international runs and sold out stadium tours with Suicide Boys, JPEGMafia and Bring Me the Horizon. 

Earlier this year, Knocked Loose stunned Coachella goers with their unforgettable performance which claimed the biggest circle pit in the festival’s history. They continue to hit the major festival circuit this year and are set to play Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza come August. They hit the UK and EU this Summer for festivals and return to North America for another extensive U.S. run across.