REV3RENT ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM SHE LET THE WORLD RUN RAMPANT OUT OCTOBER 30TH VIA DEEP LOVE RECORDINGS
On the heels of the announcement of their signing to Deep Love Recordings, Rev3rent announces their debut album She Let The World Run Rampant due October 30th. The debut full-length from Rev3rent brings the feeling back to deathcore. Produced with Grammy-nominated producer Drew Fulk a.k.a. WZRD BLD (Knocked Loose, Motionless in White), She Let The World Run Rampant is thirteen fiery tracks exploring loss, heartbreak and the dark feelings that lurk deep inside. Rev3rent have sharpened their sound with deadly force on the forthcoming album, which you can get a taste of with the lead single “She Let The World Run Rampant,” out now. Alongside the title track, Rev3rent shares the brutal music video directed by Derek Rathbun seeing the band perform on a rooftop spliced with imagery of a murderous scene and a man painting and bathing in blood.
Speaking about She Let The World Run Rampant and their biggest aspiration as a band, vocalist Josh Bailey Guard shares, “I want to be able to help people with the music, not just play for them. Help people have fun and get out of their heads. Because the world sucks right now, and music is a good way to get out of that.”
Rev3rent hails from Apple Valley, California and combines bone crushing breakdowns, a ferocious three guitar attack, and a teenage vocalist whose screams sound impossibly larger than his size. Yet what sets them apart isn’t simply their heaviness, but the sense of purpose behind it. Though their sound is pure evil, their heart-on-sleeve lyrics speak to why the band are forging such a deep connection with their audience, which includes Gen-Z kids and folks who were there at the genesis of deathcore. On the previously shared single “Last One Here,” vocalist Josh Bailey Guard vents about his own mental health struggles with suicide, depression, and self-harm. That unabashed honesty is what animates Rev3rent to their core and can be heard throughout She Let The World Run Rampant.
Rev3rent has hit the scene hard and fast. Formed in 2023, the band captures the sonic ferocity and unabashed energy of the deathcore legends who laid the path before them while mixing flashes of the genre’s more contemporary stylings. Fronted by aforementioned 17-year-old vocalist Josh Bailey Guard, the six-piece — rounded out by Noah Michel, Mario Ochoa, Austin Murray, Ethan Chavez, and Aiden Lopez —have quickly proven themselves one of the most exciting acts in the deathcore revival. In 2025, they released their EP Decimate, which solidly put the band on the map and has drawn the attention of the scene’s idols like Suicide Silence, Whitechapel, All Shall Perish, August Burns Red and more.
Unlike many older deathcore bands who’ve adopted more temperate demeanors with age, Rev3rent perform with a breathless intensity that makes every show of theirs a bonkers spectacle. The fundamentals of their sound — neck-snapping “crab-core” breakdowns, flesh-peeling slams, murderous screams — are indebted to Myspace-era deathcore titans like Suicide Silence, Chelsea Grin, and Bring Me the Horizon. Rev3rent have studied those bands’ early years with a scholarly dedication for the purposes of emulating their energy while innovating their sound. They channel the raw energy, conviction, and danger that made deathcore feel genuinely subversive in its earliest days. Their performances carry the kind of electricity that turns casual observers into believers. It’s been a long time since a band like Rev3rent has emerged from the scene.
This fall, Rev3rent will join Slaughter to Prevail on tour across North America. On October 11th, Rev3rent is set to perform at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama. Tickets can be purchased HERE and full dates below.
Rev3rent
She Let The World Run Rampant
October 30, 2026
Deep Love Recordings
1. Digital Drowned Decay
2. To Dematerialize the Womb
3. Last One Here
4. She Let The World Run Rampant
5. Our Fatal End
6. Eyes Wide Shut
7. Lacerations and the feeling of dying
8. Ill Intent
9. The 97th Floor
10. Neural Plague
11. The Illusionist
12. Abyssal Phoenix
13. Project Ascension
Upcoming Live Dates
^ = festival date
* = supporting Slaughter to Prevail
9/10 – Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center*
9/11 – Dallas, TX @ The Bomb Factory*
9/12 – San Antonio, TX @ The Boeing Center at Tech Port*
9/14 – Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre*
9/15 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues Anaheim*
9/17 – Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Concert Theater*
9/19 – San Diego, CA @ Discovery Park^
10/9 – Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live*
10/11 – Birmingham, AL @ Furnace Fest^
11/10 – Norfolk, VA @ The National*
11/11 – Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz*
11/13 – Bethlehem, PA @ The Wind Creek Event Center*
11/14 – Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre*
11/15 – Montreal, QB @ MTELUS*
11/17 – Toronto, ON @ The Theatre at Great Canadian*
11/18 – Ottawa, ON @ History Ottawa*
11/20 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave / Eagles Club*
11/21 – Cincinnati, OH @ MegaCorp Pavillion*
11/23 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues*
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