Arch Enemy have introduced they’ve parted methods with frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz.
She joined the band in 2014, after changing Angela Gossow, who determined to step away from the Swedish melodic loss of life metallic band, however remained their enterprise supervisor. Beforehand, White-Gluz was a founding member of metalcore band The Agonist.
White-Gluz labored on 4 of Arch Enemy’s albums together with ‘Conflict Everlasting’ (2014), 2017’s ‘Will To Energy’, ‘Deceivers’ (2022), and this yr’s ‘Blood Dynasty’.
In a press release, the band mentioned: “Arch Enemy have parted methods with singer Alissa White-Gluz. We’re grateful for the time and music we’ve shared and want her all the perfect. Wherever there may be an ending, there may be additionally a starting. See you in 2026.”
She additionally shared a press release and introduced plans to embark on a solo profession.
She added: “After 12 years in Arch Enemy, we’ve parted methods. I’m ceaselessly grateful to the hundreds of wonderful followers I’ve met alongside the way in which. Thanks, Beastlings! I can’t wait to share what I’ve been engaged on with you all (with some massive surprises in retailer). Keep tuned for giant information in 2026 and see you very quickly.”
In a observe up submit, she additionally dropped her first solo single ‘The Room The place She Died’ and wrote: “I hope you like this primary providing from my upcoming solo album” earlier than including: “This upcoming album is numerous; and I like the thought of opening up this new chapter with this track and video, which I wrote the script for. Can’t wait to share extra with you!” You possibly can hearken to it under.
Prior to now, she beforehand teamed up with energy metallic outfit DragonForce for a canopy of Taylor Swift‘s ‘Wildest Goals’.
Arch Enemy have launched 11 studio albums altogether and initially fashioned from a supergroup in 1995.
They not too long ago wrapped up their European tour and are scheduled to carry out at a number of festivals subsequent summer season. The band haven’t but introduced a alternative for White-Gluz.
