Bullet for My Valentine have released “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow,” a new single featuring Lorna Shore vocalist Will Ramos. The track is the second preview of Social Apocalypse, the Welsh metal band’s eighth studio album, due March 19, 2027, through Spinefarm Records.
Frontman Matt Tuck has described “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” as potentially the heaviest song the band has recorded. Its lyrics address anxiety about the future, disillusionment and the pressure of trying to meet expectations. Ramos contributes both harsh and melodic vocals, joining Tuck as the song moves between quieter passages and more aggressive sections.
The collaboration brings together two acts associated with different corners of modern metal. BFMV built its audience around melodic metalcore, while Ramos fronts Lorna Shore, whose music draws heavily from deathcore. The contrast gives the guest appearance a clear place within the new song’s changing vocal dynamics.
An accompanying music video arrived with the single. “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” follows the album’s title track, released in October, which introduced the broader concerns running through the record. Tuck has connected Social Apocalypse to the pace of social change, public conflict and uncertainty about the world younger generations will inherit.
Carl Bown produced the album, continuing a working relationship that spans multiple BFMV releases. The 10-song track list also includes “In the Absence of You,” featuring Against the Current vocalist Chrissy Costanza, alongside songs titled “Acid Rain,” “CVLT” and “Masquerade.”
The release marks the band’s first studio album since its self-titled record in 2021. It also follows the group’s 2025 Poisoned Ascendancy co-headlining tour with Trivium, which included a sold-out appearance at London’s O2 Arena.
Bullet for My Valentine will return to Europe and the United Kingdom for a headline tour beginning January 21 in Lisbon. Pendulum will appear as special guests throughout the run, with Dark Divine also supporting. Other stops include Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam and London, where the band is scheduled to play the O2 Arena on February 26. The tour concludes February 27 in Manchester.
“I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” is available now, with the official video and Social Apocalypse pre-order information accessible through Bullet For My Valentine’s channels.
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