NOT ENOUGH SPACE release new single ‘Devil Left Me On Read’

Floridian quintet, Not Enough Space, have today released their new single, ‘Devil Left Me On Read, via Thriller Records. The track is a gut-punch of raw emotion and sonic chaos that plunges deep into the mind of someone grappling with intrusive thoughts and unanswered confessions.

Matching the song’s merciless intensity, the music video delivers a whirlwind of chaos and dread. Not Enough Space dives deep into a psychological horror landscape, bringing the song’s cinematic yet nightmarish themes to life with a music video that adds to the song’s suffocating atmosphere, making for an immersive and harrowing experience

Speaking of the song, the band share, “Our new single, ‘Devil Left Me On Read,’ is the our heaviest release yet, drawing influences from Suicide Silence and The Black Dahlia Murder to capture a fresh yet nostalgic deathcore sound. The lyrics illustrate the seven deadly sins—greed, envy, wrath, lust, sloth, gluttony, and pride—and how negative thoughts and past mistakes can lead to becoming one’s own worst enemy.”

Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Orlando, Florida, Not Enough Space is reshaping the modern rock and metal landscape with a distinctive fusion of fierce energy and heartfelt expression. Combining powerhouse vocalists Lizzie Raatma and Liv Mitchell, guitarist Tristan Kaos, bassist Jacob Sawyer, and drummer Maurice Jones, the band creates a sound that is not easily forgettable across the metalcore, post-hardcore, and rock genres. 

Not Enough Space is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with. Their standout tracks, ‘No Way Out’ and ‘Primitive,’ have seen them establish themselves as a must-see live act, sharing stages with bands such as Attila, Born of Osiris, and Woe Is Me. The band is primed to continue their rise with upcoming appearances at Louder Than Life festival, Warped Tour 2025 in Orlando, FL, and their spring tour with Capstan, Colorblind, and True North.

The band’s dedication to evolving as artists and connecting with their audience is evident in every performance. As they continue to push the boundaries of their sound and explore new musical territories, one thing is clear: they are just getting started.