Black Mold, a powerful collaboration between Silos, Escape the Fate, Craig Mabbitt, and Judge & Jury, delves into the theme of overcoming adversity and finding redemption. The track resonates with anyone who has faced a series of setbacks and showcases the idea that it’s never too late to make a positive change. It embraces individuality and the feeling of being lost or without direction.

The driving force behind Silos is Ray Garrison, a talented musician known for his unique sound. Garrison’s ability to blend genres effortlessly and his knack for capturing intricate details in a groundbreaking way sets him apart. With influences ranging from pop to heavy nu-metal, he has been compared to a young Trent Reznor. Garrison’s collaboration with David Rhemann, the drummer of Grandson, solidified the birth of Silos. Teaming up with Philip “Proto” Nielsen, Nick Dromin, and Ramon Blanco, the band quickly caught the attention of renowned rock producer Howard Benson and signed with Judge and Jury Records. In the span of just three months, they wrote an entire album’s worth of songs, showcasing their effortless chemistry and undeniable talent.

Escape the Fate, spearheaded by vocalist Craig Mabbitt, has undergone numerous lineup changes throughout their nearly two-decade-long career. Mabbitt’s passionate performances and distinctive voice have become synonymous with the band’s identity, leaving an indelible mark on the rock and metal scenes.