News: Beauty in Chaos and Ashton Nyte reveal first single from fifth full-length album, arriving eight years to the day after debut

News: Beauty in Chaos and Ashton Nyte reveal first single from fifth full-length album, arriving eight years to the day after debut
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Beauty in Chaos has shared the 'Home' single as the first taste of the dark rock collective's forthcoming album. Produced by Michael Rozon, the song builds on the band's partnership with The Awakening frontman and vocalist Ashton Nyte, who co-wrote the track with Rozon and Beauty in Chaos founder and curator Michael Ciravolo; providing live drums and percussion is also regular contributor Dirk Doucette, while the accompanying music video, shot by Vicente Cordero of Industrialism Films under the direction of Nyte, features Tish Ciravolo on bass. Released today, September 8, the single and video for 'Home' arrives eight years to the day since 'Storm,' which also featured Nyte and marked the first music video from Beauty in Chaos. 'Home' is now available on Bandcamp and most streaming platforms, serving as the first single from Quiet Place; due to arrive on September 28, the album follows up on 2024's Dancing with Angels and its 2025 Signs in the Heavens Reality Upside Down remix companion. In the interim, the band also released an EP featuring covers of 'God's Gonna Cut You Down' and 'Get Down Moses,' as well as a remix by Kommunity FK for 'Holy Ground' from Dancing with Angels, and the Hidden in Plain Sight (2018-2025) collection. Quiet Place will be released eight years to the day since the band's Finding Beauty in Chaos debut album. "HOME" ft. ASHTON NYTE by BEAUTY IN CHAOS Beauty in Chaos / 33.3 Music Collective Website, Bandcamp, Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, YouTube Ashton Nyte Website, Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, YouTube The Awakening Website, Bandcamp, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Industrialism Films Website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Ilker Yücel (Ilker81x)

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