Evanescence return with heavy, soulful new single 'Wasted on You.' Hear it below
have previewed their first album of original music in nine years with new single, “Wasted on You.” The group’s fifth album,“Wasted on You” starts off slow and soulful, with singer Amy Lee detailing a relationship that keeps pulling her under. “I don’t need drugs/I’m already six feet low/I’m wasted on you/Waiting for the bitter truth,” she belts in her signature soprano. The song builds heavier and heavier, with the full band bringing their familiar gothic metal sound as it carries on.
“We were recording this music right up until we couldn’t go into the studio anymore, and finished it remotely through file sharing and phone calls,” Lee said in a statement. “Tweaking mixes, adding background vocals, creating the video and album art all from home has been like water in the desert for me, my light in a dark time.
Evanescence’s last metal album was their 2011 self-titled LP, which featured singles “What You Want” and “My Heart Is Broken.” Following, the 2014 soundtrack for the film , a collection of covers. Her first official solo LP was 2016’s In 2017, Evanescence returned, releasing orchestral album, which was also their first on new label BMG. The album mostly featured reworked versions of their old music, like breakthrough single, “Bring Me to Life.
.” They were due to go on tour this year, but the dates have been postponed until at least this fall due to the ongoing pandemic.
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