Heaven's Most Toxic Ex Just Wrote a Love Song, and It's Terrifying

Vancouver rockers SuckerTrap return with "Sacred Lies," debuting their singer Louise Porter, it is a  darkly theatrical hard rock single that reads like a love letter from a jealous creator to the followers he refuses to let go. It's an unsettling portrait of an abusive cosmic relationship, one that comes crashing down from the heavens as it exposes the toxic myths that have held the world hostage for millennia, all in a never-ending effort to justify the unjustifiable.

Built on heavy, melodic guitar riffs and bass from Pinto, thundering drums from Dave Toutman, and layers of rhythmic, melancholic synth from Melissa Lee, the track carries real weight and momentum. Debuting vocalist Louise Dawson steals the spotlight with a fierce, passionate and wonderfully unhinged performance, gliding through wide vocal ranges and shifting moods to sell every twisted promise. The lyrics turn possessive devotion into something chilling, with a chorus that sticks in your head even as it unsettles you.

Fasten your seat belts: this one packs serious g-force, thanks to the sharp, powerful production of David Ottoson.

For fans of Black Sabbath, Darkness and Judas Priest, "Sacred Lies" mixes classic hard rock grit with an alt rock edge and a story that's as bold as the riffs. Press play, turn it up, and find your way back to the creator.