Terror Announce New Album ‘Still Suffer’ And Release Title Track

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Published February 25, 2026 by Ned Tepper

Hardcore lifers Terror are back in the trenches, the Los Angeles institution have announced their tenth full length album, ‘Still Suffer’, landing April 24th via Flatspot Records, and dropped the furious title track alongside a tour-scarred music video.

Twenty four years deep and Scott Vogel still sounds like he’s ready to tear drywall with his bare hands.

Produced by former Terror guitarist Todd Jones, ‘Still Suffer’ promises ten short, sharp shocks that double down on the band’s core DNA, fast riffs, no nonsense breakdowns and lyrics that hit like a clenched fist.

In a genre that eats trends for breakfast, Terror have survived by refusing to flinch.

The Single: ‘Still Suffer’

The lead single, ‘Still Suffer’, clocks in at two and a half minutes of pure, unfiltered hardcore, it’s lean and aggressive, built for sweaty rooms and stage dives.

The accompanying video, directed by Derek Rathbun, follows the band through the chaos of their January 2026 Latin American tour, it’s all packed venues, flying bodies and the kind of grit you can almost smell through the screen.

Check it out for yourself:

Heavyweight Collaborators

Behind the boards, the record pulls serious hardcore pedigree with Taylor Young handled engineering and additional production at The Pit Recording Studio, Jon Markson mixed it, while Brad Boatright mastered at Audiosiege. There’s also additional vocal engineering by Jay Zubricky and drum engineering at Studio 606 by Young and Oliver Roman (per press release).

Guest spots are stacked without feeling gimmicky, Jay Peta of Mindforce appears on ‘Beauty in the Losses’, Brody King of God’s Hate and Dan Seely of King Nine feature on ‘Deconstruct It’. Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music lends his unmistakable grit to ‘Fear The Panic’, which was co-produced by Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory.

Terror remain Scott Vogel on vocals, Martin Stewart and Jordan Posner on guitars, Nicholas Jett on drums, and Christopher Linkovich on bass.