Paleface Swiss release single and video ‘Everything Is Fine’

“Everything Is Fine” marks the final single ahead of the band’s highly anticipated The Wilted EP, set for release on January 2nd, 2026. After a year of intense global touring, including more than 35,000 tickets sold in the United States and a fully sold-out run across Australia, the band enters this final release stretch with a focused, multimedia-driven campaign across Europe, the UK, and North America. And also heading out on tour with the new musical edition for Europe & UK this January/February

“Everything Is Fine” expands the emotional narrative introduced through the earlier singles of the Wilted cycle. It balances melancholic intensity with Paleface Swiss’ trademark heaviness while presenting one of the most cinematic pieces the band has released to date.

Zelli talks: 

“Everything Is Fine tells the story of two lovers caught in situations they cannot change. They face unfair trials that wound them, yet they try to accept what neither wants to accept. In trying to numb the pain, it only cuts deeper because they keep asking why love fails even when they’ve done everything right.“

With The Wilted EP on the horizon, this final single acts as the last emotional threshold, pulling listeners into a world of reflection, pressure, and cathartic release.

The music video for “Everything Is Fine” represents a new creative direction within the Wilted era. Written and directed by Kriss Jakob, the visual extends the emotional themes as love & death walking close while of the EP and blends narrative storytelling with the raw energy in Paleface Swiss has become known for. For the first time, Zelli took also the part and co-edited the music video giving the visual an intimate connection to the band’s creative identity and strengthening the overall concept of this final single. The result is a deeply atmospheric, dramatic piece that leads directly into the tone and world of The Wilted EP.

The Wilted EP was born in the aftermath of relentless momentum. Written across months of mostly-sold-out touring through Europe, the U.S., and Australia, it traces the burnout, emotional collapse, and uneasy regrowth that comes in the wake of releasing a life-alteringly successful albumand trying to learn how to navigate the aftermath. If Cursed documented the breaking point, The Wilted EP lingers in what comes after. The hollow quiet, the spiraling mind, the fragile attempts to maintain forward motion and continue to rise.

Its visual identity continues the band’s symbolic language of flowers: blooms that were once vivid when featured on the Cursed album artwork, are now curled and brittle. An unflinching depiction of decay and disintegration.

Known for their incomparable live performances and fearless approach to intense and vulnerable topics, Paleface Swiss has built a reputation as one of the most vital, unfiltered, and rapidly rising forces in the world of modern metal today. With their latest full-length album, Cursed, Paleface Swiss took listeners into their darkest, most intricate, and artistically diverse chapter yet, combining their trademark Nu-Core heaviness with raw vulnerability, a rare and special combination for a band within their genre. The album charted at #17 globally on Spotify, #3 in the U.S., and #1 in the UK, followed by an extended version – Cursed: The Complete Edition.

The album’s success kicked off a year of career-defining momentum for Paleface Swiss that included back-to-back sellout tours across Europe & the UK, North America, multiple festival performances and their first ever tour of Australia. Refusing to rest on their laurels, Paleface Swiss will begin 2026 with the release of their freshly announced ‘The Wilted EP‘, their biggest tour of Europe and the UK yet and will be heading back to the US in May to play major festivals Welcome To Rockville and Sonic Temple Festival.

Since their debut Chapter 3: The Last Selection in 2020, Paleface Swiss have risen from underground darlings to global heavyweights in the world of metal. With explosive riffs, punishing beatdowns, a brutally heavy rhythm section, and frontman Zelli’s signature vocal savagery, the band quickly gained momentum—landing four breakout tracks on Spotify’s Heavy Beatdown playlist Their 2022 follow-up Fear & Dagger pushed even further, earning praise for its emotional weight and unflinching heaviness, with standout reviews from Metal Injection, New Transcendence, and Wall of Sound. Singles like “The Orphan,” “Dead Man’s Diary” (feat. LANDMVRKS‘ Florent Salfati), and “My Grave / Lay with Me” solidified their place among the new wave of deathcore’s most innovative acts.

In the years that followed, Paleface Swiss took their chaos on the road—touring with Body Snatcher, Counterparts, and The Ghost Inside, and leveling festival stages from Sick New World to Hellfest. Their live reputation exploded, converting crowds with a show that fuses unrelenting brutality and raw vulnerability. Between headline tours and viral fan demand, they released standalone anthems “Best Before: Death,” “Please End Me,” and “The Gallow”—each now included on their latest offering Cursed: The Complete Edition, the most ambitious and complete chapter of their journey so far. To date, the band have amassed over 110 million streams, 21 million YouTube views, with their Spotify Monthly listeners recently peaking at over 1 million. Their recent, sold-out Cursed Tour across Europe, the UK, and North America sold over 60,000 tickets.

PALEFACE SWISS are:
Marc “Zelli” Zellweger – Vocals
Yannick Lehmann – Guitar
Tommy Lee – Bass
Cassiano Toma – Drums