Judiciary Premiere “Wall Of Skulls” Video

Judiciary have premiered a new video for their new song “Wall Of Skulls.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new EP, “Stalagmite Angels,” which will be released on September 4.

“Stalagmite Angels” Track Listing:

01. “Wall Of Skulls“
02. “Sanguine Reality“
03. “Hymns Of A Calcified Warpath“
04. “Soul Sutra“
05. “Death Knell“

The group commented on the single:

“[It’s] a monument to a new era of Judiciary that stands on the foundation of our past. It’s an ode to hardcore and the underground scene that we know and love—it’s what made us who we are today. And though we’ve ventured into different realms of heavy music since Judiciary began, every single time we return with new skulls to add to our little slice of the underground.”

The following was also said about the EP:

”’Stalagmite Angels‘ is an EP about anger at the world, belief in yourself, and how harnessing both in the pursuit of growth is necessary to achieve. But furthermore, it’s a concept record that envisions a subterranean world in both a literal and metaphorical sense—where hidden beauty lurks in the shadows (and in the eye of the beholder) and where triumph manifests in the ability to rise from the depths and into the world above.”

Drummer Austin Looney continued:

“The goal with this EP was a hard reset, but we also wanted to chill the fuck out a bit, have fun, and do something that felt true to the four of us. We wanted time to reconfigure things and let the music come naturally–temper this new mindset that we’ve adopted post-‘Flesh + Blood.‘”

Vocalist Jake Collinson added:

“90s hardcore and hardcore in general is always gonna be our natural inclination, but it manifests with different elements not only from song to song but within each song. Whether that’s Dying Breed or Cannibal Corpse or Crowbar or Machine Head or any number of other influences that any one of us may have, it all manifests in our work, and through our individual and collective lenses. With this EP, we transformed those ideas into the Judiciary approach.”

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