FATAL SWITCH RELEASES NEW SINGLE “B-R-E-A-K”

FATAL SWITCH RELEASES NEW SINGLE “B-R-E-A-K”
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Born from frustration and forged in truth, Montreal’s Fatal Switch returns with “B-R-E-A-K”, a brutal new release that tears into the lies, manipulation, and betrayals that corrode trust from the inside out. Blending nu-metal aggression, rapcore venom, and post-hardcore vulnerability, the track captures a breaking point; the moment when silence turns into defiance. Violent imagery and razor-sharp wordplay mirror the feeling of being pushed past your limits; kicked while down, stripped of dignity, and expected to stay quiet. But instead of collapse, “B-R-E-A-K”, documents a transformation: the cage is shattered, fear is gone, and survival becomes power.

“This song is for anyone who’s been beaten down or betrayed and chose to grow instead of break.” – Fatal Switch 

Listen to “B-R-E-A-K” here 

“B-R-E-A-K”is released off the back of the thunderous first single and video “Apex”. Blending crushing aggression with sweeping cinematic melody, the track delivers a relentless statement from Fatal Switch. Channeling the raw intensity of early 2000s Korn, the pit-driven force of Drowning Pool, and the layered, anthemic hooks of Linkin Park, the track nods to nu-metal’s golden era while carving out a sound that is unmistakably their own. “Apex” transcends the ring. Fueled by themes of resilience and defiance, the single captures the moment of rising from the rubble, pushing through pain, and seizing victory when the world says you’re finished.

Listen/Watch “Apex” here 

Fatal Switch isn’t just a band, it’s a response. A reaction to a world that feels rigged, violent, and indifferent. Born in Montreal and fueled by equal parts fury and vulnerability, Fatal Switch blends nu-metal’s raw aggression with rapcore bite and post-hardcore emotion to create music that speaks for those who feel silenced, overlooked, or crushed by the system.

The band is composed of Steve Tobin (vocals), Ralph A. Samah (drums), David Vigliotti (bass), and Max Rope (guitar). While their debut album Doctors & Demons introduced the project to the underground earning Stingray Loud rotations, over 133,000 streams, festival showcases at CMW and Indie Week, and a commissioned theme for Apex Wrestling. They also received press acclaim in Vents, The Mirage, The Outer Void, Original Rock Net, and more. Their latest release represents a complete rebirth.

Fatal Switch doesn’t offer easy answers. They offer honesty, volume, and connection. This album isn’t just music, it’s a mirror, a weapon, and a lifeline for anyone still fighting to feel alive.