GRAMMYnominated bandCode Orangerelease their acclaimed LPUnderneath, on new colourway in blue/silver vinyl. Code OrangesJami Morgandetailed the bands new LP: Underneath is about facing the duality in ourselves as individuals and as a society in an overcrowded, overexposed, all-consuming digital nirvana. Everyone has a voice and no ones seems to matter plummet down the rabbit hole of your deepest fears, anxieties and regrets to confront the monster that has been building underneath. down.we.go Underneath finds Code Orange once again confounding expectations, piling element on element, and towering towards the sky. Rattling drum loops give way to bursts of rage as Underneath transforms into something colossal, daring, and resilient, setting the tone for one of the years most exhilarating heavy records. Produced byMorganandNick Raskulineczwith co-producerWill Yip, UNDERNEATH features additional programming fromChris Vrenna, and was mixed by Yip and Code Oranges ownEric Shade Balderose. In 2017, Code Orange flipped the heavy music world on its head with their breakthrough albumForever, a collection that masterfully mixed hardcore aggression with urgent industrial textures, earning the band a breakthroughGRAMMY nominationand top placement on several Best of 2017 lists including:Rolling Stones 20 Best Metal Albums of 2017,Revolvers 20 Best Albums of 2017, andThe Independents Top 20 Rock Metal Albums of 2017. This past summer, Code Orange made headlines in the professional wrestling world with the release of Let Me In, their official entrance theme forWWE Superstar The Fiend Bray Wyatt. Code Orange previously featured atWWEs NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn III performing a rendition of wrestlerAleister Blacksentrance theme alongside Incendiarys Brendan Garrone. Let Me In followed Code Oranges 2018 release ofThe Hurt Will Go On, a digital EP featuring 3 Knives and The Hunt Feat.Corey Taylor, as well as The Hurt Will Go On (Shade Remix), an official remix of Code Oranges Hurt Goes On helmed by the bands guitarist and vocalist Shade. More recently the Code Orange has collaborated with a wide array of artists, co-producing Injury Reserves HPNGC Feat. JPEGMAFIA, as well as serving up a pair of remixes foralt-JsHit Me Like That Snare and Adeline. Comprised of Jami Morgan (Drums / Vocals), Eric Shade Balderose (Guitar / Electronics / Vocals), Reba Meyers (Guitar / Vocals), Dominic Landolina (Guitar) and Joe Goldman (Bass), Code Orange are set to perform at an array of festivals this spring including theCoachella Valley Music and Arts Festivalon April 10th + 17th and Columbus.