PERPETUAL PARADOX Drop Video for “May Misery Befall You”

London technical metal destroyers PERPETUAL PARADOX have just launched a music video for the title track off their newest EP, May Misery Befall You.

Created by PERPETUAL PARADOX drummer Harry Cook, the video for “May Misery Befall You” captures the band in action both on and off the stage.

May Misery Befall You is a five-song rager pulls PERPETUAL PARADOX back towards a riff-first approach to songwriting – technical death metal with blast beats, shred and melody, without letting the technicality take center stage. After the broader sprawl of their 2025 full-length, Deathwish, the band sought to make something more focused and unified, where riffs, solos, breakdowns and stronger compositional turns feel like proper sections rather than ideas stitched together in the studio.

May Misery Befall You is out now via Bleeding Art Collective. Listen now here: bfan.link/may-misery-befall-you

Catch PERPETUAL PARADOX live on the “Beholden to Hate UK Tour” alongside deathcore powerhouse The Cartographer.

Sept 18: Bournemouth, Anvil Rockbar Bournemouth
Sept 19: Southampton, Suburbia Southampton
Sept 27: Manchester, Grand Central – Alt Bar & Live Music Venue

Watch the official music video for “Smell the Rot” at this location.
Watch the official music video for “Source of Hate” now at youtube.com/watch?v=oxdTp4F7yWc

May Misery Befall You was recorded, mixed and mastered by Marvin Menz at Tide Studios. Album and single artwork by Redamaut.

BIO:

Formed in London in 2021, PERPETUAL PARADOX have quickly become a standout name in the UK underground metal scene. Built around heavy, emotionally charged songwriting, the band have released several EPs, toured across the UK and Europe, and earned support from BBC Radio 1, Kerrang! and Metal Hammer. Their debut album Deathwish marked a major step up, sharpening their sound and cementing their reputation for intense, technically driven modern metal.

Now, PERPETUAL PARADOX enter a new chapter with the release of their latest EP, May Misery Befall You. Darker, heavier and more focused, it captures a band pushing further into themes of grief, trauma and resilience while continuing to build serious momentum.