In the shadows of Orlando’s music scene, Dark Divine has emerged as something far more deliberate than just another metalcore band. Fronted by Anthony Martinez’s haunting vocals, Robby Lynch’s sinister guitar work, Cory Scissorhands thunderous bass lines, and Triston Blaize’s relentless drumming, the band weaves melody and menace into something uniquely their own. It’s brutal, it’s beautiful, and it lingers long after the first note. 

The band gained widespread recognition with their breakthrough track “Halloweentown,” which didn’t just earn spins on SiriusXM’s Octane, it landed on major playlists like Spotify’s Rock Hard and Apple Music’s Breaking Metal. The press took notice, too. Outlets like idobi Radio, Outburn Magazine, and New Noise Magazine praised their fresh approach to the genre, with New Noise noting, “Dark Divine is playing all the right cards.” Now, the band returns to that haunted foundation with “Halloweentown II: Welcome Home,” expanding on the eerie narrative that first caught the attention of spooky metal heads alike. 

And it’s not just about the music, it’s the live show. From their spine tingling set at Inkcarceration Festival 2024 to tours alongside bands like Black Veil Brides, Ville Valo, Holding Absence, Crown The Empire, and a memorable set at Apocalypse Fest alongside Motionless In White, Dark Divine knows how to bring their eerie vision to life onstage. Their growing fanbase, known as the “Reapers,” keep showing up in force, feeding off the band’s energy and authenticity. 

Following the release of the deluxe edition of Deadly Fun, Dark Divine expanded their haunted universe, showing just how far they’ve come and how far they’re willing to go. Currently on tour with Blessthefall, Miss May I, and Colorblind, the band continues to build momentum after successful runs with Ice Nine Kills and Summer of Loud tour, as well as their triumphant return to Inkcarceration Festival. With new music on the way and an evolving sound in the works, Dark Divine isn’t just keeping spooky alive–they’re redefining it.