Crossfade may not have conquered all of its demons, but the band is sounding a vehement battle cry.
The Columbia, S.C., outfit’s third album, due on Eleven Seven Music in July, delves into familiar lyrical themes of betrayal and isolation—but there’s also more than a hint of renewal and resolution.
“A lot has changed over the past three years,” offers lead vocalist and co-songwriter Ed Sloan. “Being down and out is something I’ve had to confront like never before. There’s been pain, but I’ve ...