Breakdown Of Sanity Premiere New Single & Music Video "Hibernate"

Swiss metalcore group Breakdown Of Sanity have unveiled a music video for their brand new single “Hibernate“, which arrived online, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Mover Film handled the clip’s direction and production. The song will appear on the band’s first new studio album in a decade, “Reveries“, which has been slated for a November 06th release. It follows the previously issued track “The Hunt“.
The band took to social media last month to comment on the forthcoming 12-song effort:
“It’s hard to believe it has been 10 years since we released our last album ‘Coexistence‘… A lot has happened since then! We stepped away for a while, found our way back, went through changes, released new music piece by piece and somehow, after all these years, so many of you are still here listening, supporting us and celebrating this music with us. That still feels unreal.
And now, finally, we can say it: Our new album ‘REVERIES‘ is finished. It will be released on November 6, 2026.
This record means a lot to us. It carries everything Breakdown of Sanity has always been about, but also everything we have lived through and learned over the past decade. We seriously cannot wait for you to hear it…
We are beyond hyped to finally start this next chapter with you!”
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