Montreal’s Spite House are gearing up for the release of their sophomore album, Desertion, with one more early single, 10 Days, that delves deeper into the intense themes of the album. Desertion draws inspiration from ’90s punk greats like Seaweed, Knapsack and Jawbreaker, and filters them through a punchy modern lens to create visceral post-hardcore that’s sure to inspire stage dives and catharsis in equal measure. Desertion will be released on September 12th via Pure Noise Records

“’10 Days’ about the time I spent by my mom’s side in the hospital after we learned she had cancer. She was gone 10 days after her diagnosis. The song captures what I felt for leaving her behind years earlier, for all the things I couldn’t do, for not being able to stop time. It’s about holding her hand as she passed and feeling like I was both present and absent, both there and not enough. It’s a reflection on how fast everything can unravel, and how love, even when it feels too late, is all we really have to give. The video drifts through an imagined version of the days that kept unfolding while I was gone—painting, cooking, waiting behind a fragile mask. It’s about coming back too late, and trying to say sorry through the fragments of what was left behind.” (vocalist & guitarist Max Lajoie)

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