Balance Breach release long-awaited third full-length album Save Our Souls

Metalcore band Balance Breach have been dropping a string of tighter singles since their third release, and now the band’s full-length album Save Our Souls has been released via Out Of Line. The album, produced by Rami Nykänen, has already been praised in album reviews as a production gem, and the ten-track album’s modern and raw metalcore sounds and screams are also balanced by clean vocals. The album’s title track, Save Our Souls, combines the album’s most important elements: catchy choruses, powerful guitar riffs and furious energy.

“From the first demos of the song Save Our Souls, there was something about the song that made me feel that the song would define the entire album in some way. The song has a really strong energy charge, as well as a unique feeling that carries through the whole song, without forgetting the nuances of melancholy, which has become a strong part of Balance Breach’s sound over the years,” singer Aleksi Paasonen describes and continues:

“This song is a kind of cry for help in a situation where a person has reached a point in their life where they realize that this is not how they want to use their only chance on this planet. We have one life and one chance, and it shouldn’t matter how we use it. I personally believe that by striving to use this chance by doing the most meaningful things for ourselves and finding the answer to what is truly meaningful, we can each ‘save our souls’.”

The most ambitious music video of Balance Breach’s career has been filmed for the song. The music video, directed by Vin Valentino, combines the interlude Distress with the title track Save Our Souls, and the result is a work that has reached the proportions of an action movie.

“With the music video for the song Save Our Souls, we wanted to do things more spectacularly and epically than ever before. Instead of showing what it’s like to struggle with your neck in a slippery squirrel and life slipping through your fingers, we took the feeling associated with it as far as possible. The ‘rebel group’ in the music video is a group that makes a journey deep into the depths of the soul in an attempt to find something beautiful and alive and save it. The world around us is dangerous and so toxic that it is necessary to use extreme means to protect yourself. In the video, the main character has to face his inner demons as the group tries to save the treasure they found.”

Balance Breach will celebrate the release of the Save Our Souls album at On The Rocks in Helsinki and will then tour extensively around Finland:

Sat 22.3.2025 On The Rocks, Helsinki (+ Beyond Awareness)

Fri 28.3.2025 Torvi, Lahti

Fri 11.4.2025 Olympia, Tampere (+ LUNA KILLS, Beyond Awareness)

Sat 12.4.2025 45 Special, Oulu (+ LOWHILL)

Fri 25.4.2025 Kulttuuritalo Tempo, Mikkeli (+ LUNA KILLS)

Balance Breach is:

Terho Korhonen – guitar
Saku Heimonen – guitar
Joni Härkönen – bass
Antti Halonen – drums
Aleksi Paasonen – vocals

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Balance Breach joins forces with Hand of Juno’s vocalist: ‘Strangers In Crime’ single is merciless metalcore bombardment

Finnish Balance Breach are picking up the pace ahead of the release of their third studio album. The album, titled ‘Save Our Souls’, will be released on March 7th via Out of Line, and one more single is now being released from the album: ‘Strangers In Crime’ is a fast-paced and aggressive song, and also features Melissa Bruschi, the singer of the Italian industrial band Hand of Juno. Bruschi complements Balance Breach’s signature performance with beautiful, clean vocals and spine-tingling screams.

“Strangers In Crime is one of the last songs to be composed for the upcoming Save Our Souls album. During the writing phase, the song was almost 100% based on Terho’s harsh riffs, whose tight grip set the tone for the song for other areas as well; we needed a merciless drumming and furious thrashing for the vocals, and of course a catchy chorus! After the first vocal demos, I was sure that the guest female soloist would bring depth and sharpness to the song and the story, which she did. Luckily, Melissa came along and delivered at least some fiery vocal tracks from Italy to Southern Savo, Finland,” singer Aleksi Paasonen comments.

The lyrics of the single deal with the breakdown of a relationship.

“Regarding the lyrics, I had been thinking about themes related to a relationship between two people. The account of two people’s mental drifting apart, covered in pent-up aggression and frustration, suited the song. well, and when ‘Partners’ changed to ‘Strangers’ it started to feel like a big song was on the cards.”

The music video for the song is now available on YouTube.

Save Our Souls – Album (2025)

1. Maniacs
2. Come Undone
3. Strangers In Crime Feat. Melissa Bruschi of Hand Of Juno
4. Just To Lose It All
5. Distress
6. Save Our Souls
7. Million Miles Away
8. Antidote Feat. Philip Strand Of Normandie
9. Let The Wind Blow
10. Sing Me To Sleep (The Last Song)

Balance Breach is:

Terho Korhonen – guitar
Saku Heimonen – guitar
Joni Härkönen – bass
Antti Halonen – drums
Aleksi Paasonen – vocals

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Split Iris, Balance Breach & Khroma live at Meara Klubi Vol.18, Pori (Fin)

This time on the stage of Meara Klubi played Split Iris, Balance Breach and Khroma. Split Iris is a progressive metalcore band that combines elements of djent, deathcore and many other sub-styles of modern metal. Balance Breach is one of the most promising metal bands from Finland, its music combines wistful melodies, furious energy and big choruses in such an irresistible way that it has been noticed not only in Finland but also in Central Europe. Combining low-key groove, electro, hip hop and ambient, Khroma has done several foreign tours since its founding in 2010, the most recent being a massive 37-gig European tour with the Jinjer in autumn 2019, as well as a 10-gig club tour in the fall of 2022, with the crowning gig at Cologne’s Euroblast festivals in October 2022. Khroma has also warmed up for the band Gojira, performed in addition to the 2013 Tuska Festival at several festivals in Central Europe and visited Japan for a showcase gig.
Here some photos taken by Cristina Gregori.