Metalcore band We Came as Romans have officially announced their seventh studio album, ,ALL IS BEAUTIFUL BECAUSE WERE DOOMED', set to drop on August 22nd via SharpTone Records.

The 13-track record is the culmination of a series of single releases leading up to the album's release. We Came as Romans' newest single, 'Culture Wound,' has now arrived alongside a music video directed by George Gallardo Kattah, which can be streamed on YouTube and Spotify.
Speaking about the track, the band shared their intentions:

'culture wound is about taking a look inside and deciding which side of yourself is going to control your life. This song was written to question our human nature is it inherently good or inherently selfish? Are we here to try and make something better for everyone or just survive for ourselves?'
Regarding the album itself, a press release characterizes it as centered around a conceptual frameworkinspired by philosophical notions of death and rebirthmanifests in its very structure, with the album looping seamlessly from end to beginning, symbolizing that endings lead to new beginnings.
The track-list for ALL IS BEAUTIFUL BECAUSE WERE DOOMED is as follows: 01 ALL IS BEAUTIFUL
02 bad luck
03 lake of fire
04 red smoke
05 one by one
06 culture wound
07 where did you go?
08 no rest for the dreamer
09 b2tm
10 circling a dying sun
11 knowing pain
12 so lost (burning flowers)
13 BECAUSE WERE DOOMED
We Came as Romans will be performing with After The Burial, Currents & Johnny Booth on their 2025 live dates. Some of the tour stops include: 07/22 Toronto, ON Rebel
07/24 New York, NY Palladium Times Square
07/25 Worcester, MA The Palladium
07/26 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore
07/27 Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore
07/29 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
07/30 Charlotte, NC The Fillmore
08/01 Atlanta, GA The Eastern
08/04 Houston, TX House of Blues
08/05 Dallas, TX House of Blues
08/06 Austin, TX Emos
08/09 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
08/10 Sacramento, CA Channel 24
We Came as Romans' seventh studio album is a conceptual framework centered around philosophical notions of death and rebirth.