After 24 years of shaping the hardcore scene, Terror<\/strong> are far from slowing down. The band has just announced their tenth full-length album, Still Suffer<\/em>, set for release on April 24th<\/sup> through Flatspot Records, promising ten tracks of relentless, fast-paced aggression. Working with producer and former guitarist Todd Jones<\/strong>, the band stayed true to the sound that has made them genre-defining.<\/p>\n “Still Suffer<\/em> is a two and a half minute display of the heavy and unwavering hardcore that has made Terror<\/strong> an institution in the genre,” the band said, introducing the title track, which is available to stream now. The song’s video, directed by Derek Rathbun<\/strong>, documents the chaos of Terror<\/strong>‘s January 2026 tour through Latin America, capturing the band’s ferocious live energy.<\/p>\n Terror<\/strong> are hitting the road in support of Still Suffer<\/em>, kicking off a U.S. tour on February 26 with support from Mongrel<\/strong>, Combust<\/strong>, and Collateral<\/strong> on select dates. The band will headline LDB Fest in Louisville, KY on February 28. Tickets are available here.<\/p>\n The new album showcases not just Terror<\/strong>‘s signature ferocity but also high-profile collaborations. Jay Peta<\/strong> of Mindforce<\/strong> appears on “Beauty in the Losses,” while Brody King<\/strong> of God’s Hate<\/strong> and Dan Seely<\/strong> of King Nine<\/strong> feature on “Deconstruct It.” Chuck Ragan<\/strong> of Hot Water Music<\/strong> delivers a commanding performance on “Fear The Panic,” which was co-produced by New Found Glory<\/strong>‘s Chad Gilbert<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Behind the scenes, Still Suffer<\/em> was shaped by a powerhouse team: engineering and additional production by Taylor Young<\/strong> at The Pit Recording Studio, mixing by Jon Markson<\/strong>, mastering by Brad Boatright<\/strong> at Audiosiege, with Jay Zubricky<\/strong> handling additional vocal engineering and drum engineering by Taylor Young<\/strong> and Oliver Roman<\/strong> at Studio 606.<\/p>\n 2\/26 Toledo, OH Frankie’s (w\/ Mongrel<\/strong>) Enter your information below to get a daily update with all of our headlines and receive The Orchard Metal newsletter.<\/p>\n
2\/27 Erie, PA The Bunker (w\/ Mongrel<\/strong>)
2\/28 Louisville, KY LDB Fest
3\/1 Birmingham, AL WorkPlay Theatre (w\/ Mongrel<\/strong>)
3\/3 Pensacola, FL Handlebar
3\/4 Jacksonville, FL The Albatross (w\/ Collateral<\/strong>)
3\/5 Orlando, FL Conduit (w\/ Collateral<\/strong>)
3\/6 Miami, FL Churchill’s Pub (w\/ Collateral<\/strong>)
3\/7 Tampa, FL S.P.O.T. (w\/ Collateral<\/strong>)
3\/8 Augusta, GA Grantski
3\/9 Greenville, SC Radio Room (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)
3\/10 Virginia Beach, VA Peabody’s (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)
3\/11 Lakewood, NJ Maggie’s (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)
3\/12 Hartford, CT Webster Underground (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)
3\/13 Reading, PA Reverb (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)
3\/14 Massapequa, NY Massapequa VFW
3\/15 Providence, RI Alchemy (w\/ Combust<\/strong>)\n\t\t\t<\/p>\n<\/div>\n