KRALLICE are streaming Scour Order, their sixteenth full-length, in its entirety one day ahead of its official release this Friday, September 18, via Profound Lore Records on CD, 2xLP and digital.
The album returns the band to the label that put out their first three records, after twelve independently released full-lengths and four EPs, and revisits their old instrumentation — Colin Marston and Mick Barr on guitars, Nick McMaster on bass — while keeping Marston's vocals. The result is raging and dark, dense but expansive; the material was commissioned by Roadburn, where it made its live debut at the 2026 edition.
Early reviews put it high in the catalog. "This one would sit comfortably next to Dimensional Bleedthrough, Go Be Forgotten, and Crystalline Exhaustion as a top-shelf release," Treble writes. "Scour Order is a summation of all of KRALLICE's work thus far and, brought to bear as one as it is, delivers the band a thrilling start to a new era."
We shared "Living Useless Ritual" with the album announcement in July and "Kill The Guardian" alongside the dates for the band's first-ever European tour in August — that run starts October 8 in Helsinki and winds through to Damnation Fest in Manchester on November 7.
Preorder Scour Order: linktr.ee/scourorder