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Homewrecker. Releases New Music Video Ahead of Debut Album "Never Knowing When, But Knowing This Will End"
Homewrecker. has released a new music video for the track "One day i will turn all this pain into something beautiful like an instagram post or story." The video premiered online on 5 February 2026 and is the first visual promotion for the band’s forthcoming debut album.
The album, titled Never Knowing When, But Knowing This Will End, is scheduled for release on 28 August 2026 through Prosthetic Records. The label, which was acquired by MNRK Music Group in 2025, will distribute the record worldwide. Fans can pre‑order the album via the link provided on the band’s website.
The video was co‑directed by Adrian Dabu and Dominic Baylock, the band’s own guitarist and vocalist. According to the band’s press release, the two collaborators aimed to capture the emotional intensity of the song while incorporating visual elements that reflect the lyric’s reference to social media imagery.
Homewrecker. is a metalcore outfit that blends aggressive riffs, breakdowns, and melodic choruses. The track that anchors the new video is one of several songs that will appear on the album, which is described by the band as a cohesive statement of personal struggle and artistic resilience.
In addition to the video release, the band announced a series of live dates that will run from 22 July to 30 August 2026. The tour covers venues across the United States:
22 July – Boston, MA – TBA 23 July – Providence, RI – Pyxis 24 July – New York, NY – Trans‑Pecos 25 July – New Brunswick, NJ – Cinco De Mayo 26 July – Baltimore, MD – Wax Atlas 28 July – Greensboro, NC – Back Table 30 July – Nashville, TN – DRKMTTR 31 July – Little Rock, AR – Riff HQ 1 August – Austin, TX – Aliented Majesty 2 August – Houston, TX – Bohemeo’s 28 August – Chicago, IL – Empty Bliss 30 August – Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios
The tour schedule follows the album’s release window, positioning the band to promote the new material in key markets. The dates include a mix of mid‑size clubs and larger venues, reflecting the band’s growing presence in the metalcore circuit.
Prosthetic Records has a history of supporting metalcore and heavy‑metal acts, having released early albums by Lamb of God and Gojira. The label’s partnership with Homewrecker. places the band among a roster that values both technical proficiency and emotional depth.
The release strategy—video premiere, pre‑order announcement, and a tightly scheduled tour—mirrors common industry practices for debut albums in the metalcore genre. By aligning visual content with live performances, the band seeks to build a cohesive narrative around the album’s themes.
No additional singles or promotional materials have been announced beyond the video. The band’s official channels indicate that the album will be available on major streaming platforms and in physical formats at the time of release.
In summary, Homewrecker. has introduced its first music video for a track that will appear on its debut album, scheduled for late August. The band is releasing the album through Prosthetic Records and will support it with a 12‑date tour across the United States. Fans can pre‑order the album and follow the band’s tour dates to see the new material performed live.
The album, titled Never Knowing When, But Knowing This Will End, is scheduled for release on 28 August 2026 through Prosthetic Records. The label, which was acquired by MNRK Music Group in 2025, will distribute the record worldwide. Fans can pre‑order the album via the link provided on the band’s website.
The video was co‑directed by Adrian Dabu and Dominic Baylock, the band’s own guitarist and vocalist. According to the band’s press release, the two collaborators aimed to capture the emotional intensity of the song while incorporating visual elements that reflect the lyric’s reference to social media imagery.
Homewrecker. is a metalcore outfit that blends aggressive riffs, breakdowns, and melodic choruses. The track that anchors the new video is one of several songs that will appear on the album, which is described by the band as a cohesive statement of personal struggle and artistic resilience.
In addition to the video release, the band announced a series of live dates that will run from 22 July to 30 August 2026. The tour covers venues across the United States:
22 July – Boston, MA – TBA 23 July – Providence, RI – Pyxis 24 July – New York, NY – Trans‑Pecos 25 July – New Brunswick, NJ – Cinco De Mayo 26 July – Baltimore, MD – Wax Atlas 28 July – Greensboro, NC – Back Table 30 July – Nashville, TN – DRKMTTR 31 July – Little Rock, AR – Riff HQ 1 August – Austin, TX – Aliented Majesty 2 August – Houston, TX – Bohemeo’s 28 August – Chicago, IL – Empty Bliss 30 August – Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios
The tour schedule follows the album’s release window, positioning the band to promote the new material in key markets. The dates include a mix of mid‑size clubs and larger venues, reflecting the band’s growing presence in the metalcore circuit.
Prosthetic Records has a history of supporting metalcore and heavy‑metal acts, having released early albums by Lamb of God and Gojira. The label’s partnership with Homewrecker. places the band among a roster that values both technical proficiency and emotional depth.
The release strategy—video premiere, pre‑order announcement, and a tightly scheduled tour—mirrors common industry practices for debut albums in the metalcore genre. By aligning visual content with live performances, the band seeks to build a cohesive narrative around the album’s themes.
No additional singles or promotional materials have been announced beyond the video. The band’s official channels indicate that the album will be available on major streaming platforms and in physical formats at the time of release.
In summary, Homewrecker. has introduced its first music video for a track that will appear on its debut album, scheduled for late August. The band is releasing the album through Prosthetic Records and will support it with a 12‑date tour across the United States. Fans can pre‑order the album and follow the band’s tour dates to see the new material performed live.
