Memoriam share “Nothing More To Say” ahead of final studio album Endgame
Memoriam share Nothing More To Say from Endgame, their final studio album, due January 29, 2027. See the confirmed lineup and production details.
Memoriam have released “Nothing More To Say,” the opening song and first single from Endgame, their sixth and final studio album. Reaper Entertainment will release the record on January 29, 2027.
The label published the official lyric video on October 9. An October 12 announcement from the band’s publicist confirms the release plans and the musicians involved, including guitarist Scott Fairfax and drummer Dirk Verbeuren.
A final studio chapter
For vocalist Karl Willetts, the song’s title carries extra weight because it introduces the band’s last album. In the announcement, he describes pride in the music they have made and gratitude to listeners who have supported them.
That farewell concerns their studio catalogue. The announcement does not establish a final concert date, so it should not be read as a confirmed end to all live activity.
The players and production
Willetts and Fairfax are joined by bassist Frank Healy and Verbeuren on drums. Longtime collaborator Russ Russell produced Endgame, while Dan Seagrave created its cover artwork.
The standard sequence contains nine songs, with additional tracks depending on the edition. The new single offers the first released preview ahead of the January album; the full record remains forthcoming.
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