All Shall Perish Return with First Song in 15 Years and Crowdfunding Campaign

All Shall Perish has released its first new song in 15 years, using the track to launch a crowdfunding campaign. The deathcore band paired the return with a direct funding appeal rather than a standard label rollout, after a long stretch without new material.

The song arrives without any surrounding album or touring details. By connecting it to a crowdfunding push, the band centers the release as the first step in a self-directed effort. That model has become a practical route for veteran metal acts looking to finance recording, physical releases, or future touring without giving up control.

All Shall Perish was a prominent force in technical deathcore during the mid-to-late 2000s, known for dense, precise arrangements that expanded the style beyond basic breakdowns. Initial details about lineup, production, or long-term plans remain sparse, but the pairing of new music with fan funding signals a deliberate, lower-friction return.

The move matters less as nostalgia and more as a test of whether the band’s audience is willing to support its next phase directly.