Perpetua have put out Saviour To None, four tracks through Bleeding Art Collective, and the Edinburgh five piece picked the third of them for a visualizer.
That song is Descend. The band describe it as being about how all things come to an end, and about those truths getting buried behind the chaos everyone lives in. They wanted an anthem about reclaiming yourself in the present, they say, because nothing hurts like regret.
The EP runs Saviour to None, Veil of Deception, Descend and Fallen Sons. Mark Tindal mixed and mastered it at Open Eyes Productions, and tracked the drums at DM Studios.
The band sit where Scottish groove metal meets the modern British heavy scene, with Pantera and Sepultura in the riffs and Sylosis and Decapitated in the tighter corners. They took Best Metal Act at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards, have opened for Decapitated, Skindred and Bleed From Within, and spent 2026 supporting Employed To Serve, Cage Fight and Crypta before a run with The Haunted in October.
Their debut album Resurgence arrived in March 2024 through Seek and Strike. Bleeding Art Collective signed them at the end of 2025, and this is the first release of that deal.