UltraViolent drop new single and video 'Eyes of God' • GRIMM Gent

Born out of Pennsylvania’s renowned heavy metal scene, UltraViolent is the brainchild of vocalist Brett Anspach (Galactic Empire, Monument Of A Memory) and bassist/vocalist Avery LeVan.

They have just dropped the video for corrossive new single “Eyes of God.” Watch it here.

“‘Eyes of God’ is one of the first songs this current lineup has written,” says Anspach. “We’re moving past an old era and revamping the definition of UltraViolent. The song comes from a place of anger towards the reverence of a deity who allows corruption and blind faith to dictate the world’s decisions and foster immorality. The song’s punishing energy leads to a climatic final act that treats seeing the eyes of god not as salvation, but as a final confrontation. I truly feel this song is just the start of something special for this band.”

Since 2024, the band has been refining their signature blend of thunderous riffs, dynamic vocals, and unrelenting energy. In 2024, the band released two powerful singles, culminating in their explosive self-produced EP, AFTERMATH. The band’s momentum carried into 2025, where UltraViolent was honored to perform on behalf of August Burns Red during their induction into the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame — and was voted “Best Metal Band” by the Hall of Fame committee that same year.

Charging into 2026, UltraViolent, who have performed with All That Remains, Gideon, If Not For Me, Polaris, Silent Planet, Varials, and more, show no signs of slowing down. With the SUPERMASSIVE” already released, the band is following up with “EYES OF GOD,” the first single from their upcoming project NOTHING IS WORTH BELIEVING — a bold step forward in their uncompromising evolution.