Ultra-Violence Put Out 'All My Life', the Title Track of the EP They Released Themselves

Marie-Ève Tremblay · September 13, 2026

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Photo: Metal Shock Finland

Ultra-Violence have released a visualizer for "All My Life", the song that gives their new EP its title. The EP is out now and there is no label on it.

The four piece come from Turin and started in 2009, when the members were fifteen, on the remains of a band called Fallen Angels. What they played then was thrash, fast and unsubtle, and it carried them through Wildcrash in 2012 and three albums for Candlelight and Spinefarm: Privilege to Overcome in 2013, Deflect the Flow in 2015 and Operation Misdirection in 2018.

They left the label in 2020 and the music went somewhere else with them. The EP Beyond in 2021 was the first step, made with producer Joakim "Jolly" Karlsson, who has worked with Bad Omens, and the singles since then have been closer to modern metal and metalcore than to the band that covered Power Trip's "Executioner's Tax" the same year.

The line up now is Loris Castiglia on vocals and rhythm guitar, Andrea Vacchiotti on lead guitar, Andrea Lorenti on bass and Elia Dutto on drums, who joined in 2025 and is the fifth drummer the band have had.