Aftermath

Formed in Minsk, Belarus, two previous album releases by alternative metal group Mission Jupiter have hinted at their potential to be one of the few acts from that territory to achieve lift-off worldwide. Having recruited powerhouse singer Kate Varsak prior to writing and recording their upcoming third album, 'Aftermath', the result is a set of dramatic, epic songs with thoroughly modern production values that should see them soar.'Self-Destruction' is out now as the latest single to be teased from the record. The heaviest and punchiest song by Mission Jupiter to date, the band explain that the story behind it is deeply personal and refers to a battle with mental disorder. "When you're feeling down, it feels like the parasite living inside you has won, and you're stuck in mental and physical discomfort forever. The only way to survive is to take a pill to ease the pain. We hope this song will resonate with our listeners on a profound level."'Aftermath' is packed with further gems. Fans of alternative and hard rock, progressive rock and metal, and even Eurovision-esque crossover rock (on 'Jak Spyniajecca Bol', recorded in the group's mother tongue and translated as 'How The Pain Stops') will also be wowed by Mission Jupiter's new songs, which combine sounds, moods and melodies all wrapped around a stunning female voice that will leave listeners breathless!