

Personnel:
Quinn Mitzel – guitar, vocals
Aria Becker – bass, backup vocals
Jonah Goncalves – drums
Producer/Mastering: Jordan Chase
Label: 604 Records
Release date: June 18, 2025
Freeze The Fall release their new EP The Red Garden, arriving one year after their debut EP Thrones. The record continues the band’s exploration of heavy rock and alternative metal.
The Red Garden feels dynamic and engaging, shifting between heavy, melodic, and emotionally charged moments, with each track leaving a distinct impression.

The Red Garden’s cover is a very beautiful design, a vintage fortress city marked with red blotches, blending drama and elegance. Its dark, atmospheric look perfectly echoes the EP’s heavy sound and emotional intensity.
“Aurora” opens with a heavy, exciting guitar intro, builds with a strong, engaging beat, and carries a great melody and riffs that make it a standout track on the EP.
And I can’t stay tethered to our solid world
And I can’t breathe when you count the seconds I live for
So waltz across the sky
We glow in emerald lights
Our rosy faces, hands wrung
Tears all shed from the same gun
We waltz across the sky
– “Aurora”
Poetic and mood altering words.
The Red Garden moves in waves of energy. It kicks off with the fast, punchy Denial, then sinks into the heavier, slower weight of Rot. Hypothermia keeps things more laid-back before the pace picks up again with the tight, driving VHS and the shifting moods of Aurora. Oubliette changes the feel once more, and Lace ends the album on a slow, gentle fade.
The vocals on The Red Garden match the EP’s shifting energy. They carry the excitement of Denial, flow smoothly over Rot’s heavier riffs, and bring a softer, melodic touch to Hypothermia. VHS and Aurora feature strong, expressive delivery that drives the songs forward, while Oubliette adds a touch of variation with a French verse. Lace closes with calm, understated vocals that match its gentle, fading ending.
The Red Garden’s production is clear and polished, giving each guitar, bass, and drum part room to shine while keeping the overall sound powerful and cohesive.
The album’s central themes of resilience, renewal, and emotional awakening are mirrored in its sound, where moody verses, dynamic builds, and atmospheric layers give each track a sense of personal journey and transformation.
For an EP from a relatively new band, this feels as complete as it can be, showcasing strong songwriting and hinting at great potential for Freeze The Fall.
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Thrones was a banger and of course FtF stepped it up with The Red Garden
Every song has a character, coin and flower and the songs weave The Red Garden story.
can not wait for the album they are recording right now because i heard a few things