Pennsylvania metalers MY HEART TO FEAR are set to release their Solid State Records debut, Lost Between Brilliance And Insanity, on December 4th. Through a partnership with Hot Topic, physical copies of the release will be exclusively found in any of the chain’s more than 600 stores, while the digital release will hit all traditional digital outlets.

Building anticipation for the EP, the band has released a lyric video for 'Dear Mr. White', a track that represents the band’s approach on Lost Between... - technical riffs, swaggering vocals and sky-high choruses, elements that helped My Heart To Fear build its fervent fanbase over several self-released efforts. Watch below:

Mixed by metal mastermind Jason Suecof (AUGUST BURNS RED, DEMON HUNTER, ALL THAT REMAINS, TRIVIUM, SEVENDUST, etc), Lost Between Brilliance And Insanity is a pummelling 5-song debut that will leave listeners begging for more.

The Williamsport, PA-based act hails from the same geographic region and musical circles that spawned a number of metalcore successes in recent years - most notably genre giants AUGUST BURNS RED, in addition to the likes of TEXAS IN JULY (Equal Vision) and THIS OR THE APOCALYPSE (eOne Entertainment). While a less confident band may look to steal a page or two out of those artists’ playbooks, My Heart To Fear are intent on forging their own sound.

“When we write music we don't stick to any one formula,” explains vocalist Trevor Pool. “We don't write to please a certain group of people or to fit into specific genres. Nor do we sit down with a preconceived idea of what a song should or should not sound like. Instead we allow the music itself to reveal subconscious and spiritual paths. Rather than deriving inspiration solely from music, we find influence in the world around us and aim to transpose these non-musical entities into the musical aspects of a song.”

For My Heart To Fear, their music and their career are built on four pillars of support that have helped the band push on and persevere: Family. Faith. Pride. Brotherhood. It’s a saying that has become something of a mantra for the band and demonstrates their belief that, for as much as they believe in their own abilities, they wouldn’t be where they are without the support of others.