PRONG Announce New Self-Titled Album

In their nearly four decades of domination, New York alternative metal legends PRONG have remained a respected force in the scene, gigging doggedly around the world—becoming mainstays at seminal festivals like Wacken, Rockpalast, and Brutal Assault—and unleashing a steady stream of classic albums dominating TV, radio, and streaming throughout their tenure. 

Today, they announce their incendiary Napalm Records debut and mission statement, Prong, which will be unleashed unto the public on November 6. Honoring the band’s legacy, this new album packs 11 galvanizing haymakers, encompassing elements of industrial, thrash, alternative rock, and, of course, New York Hardcore. 

“This could be the best PRONG album to date. It’s definitely the best sounding PRONG album ever, with the incredible Andy Sneap mixing and mastering it! This record represents a new lease on life for PRONG with a new label, a fresh attitude with faster and heavier songs, bigger hooks and top-notch sound quality. That’s why it’s self-titled; it’s a redefining episode for PRONG!” – Tommy Victor said.

As the band’s mission statement, Prong incorporates the well of styles their legacy is built on. Blistering thrash sections, open into lush choruses on opening anthem “The Banner”, before somehow pushing the intensity even further on “New Commission”. “The Uprising” reintroduces the band’s industrial edge, weaponizing textured synths over a pulsating two-step, before “Uncertain Truth” flexes its melodic chops, offering a transcendently sweet hook.

Immediately the band dropkicks listeners in the chest with the pummeling “Fear The Sun” inciting classic New York Hardcore pit violence. Iconic vocalist and guitarist Tommy Victor’s chops come out in full swing on “Proportionate Response”, a smoldering incitement of retaliatory justice, before the blistering kicks of “Simulated Drowning” propel us forward. Album closer “Our Continuance” brings things to a cataclysmic close with its menacingly methodical pulse and pummeling discordant breakdowns, tied together with a lush chorus amplified with swelling synth textures. 

With Andy Sneap at Backstage Studios for mixing and mastering, the album sounds crisp and punchy, Victor’s biting lyrics confrontational and infiltrating, driving listeners to contemplate complex matters like the validity of truth, self inhibitors, and altruism. Dynamically bold, ideologically driven, and melodically infectious, Prong honors their legacy, reminding us why the band has had such a successful longevity.

“PRONG UPRISING” EURO TOUR 2026:

11/13 — Rheine, DE — Level
11/14 — Eindhoven, NL — Helldorado
11/15 — Kortrijk, BE — DVG Club
11/16 — Hannover, DE — Musikzentrum
11/17 — Essen, DE — Turock
11/18 — Herford, DE — Kulturwerk
11/19 — Copenhagen, DK — Hotel Cecil
11/20 — Aarhus, DK — VoxHall
11/22 — Athens, GR — Gazarte