Puerto Rican doom and progressive metal band Moths have released their new standalone single, “Path of Existence,” alongside the announcement of their co-headlining Unending Path Tour 2027 with Insomniac. The track combines atmospheric guitar riffs, melodic vocals, and heavy breakdowns, drawing on the band’s progressive and post-metal influences. It also marks the first recording to feature drummer Emmanuel de León and the official addition of Christian Santiago on synthesizers.

“Path of Existence” explores mortality, transformation, and the search for meaning in a constantly changing world. Through imagery of decay, extinction, and renewal, the song questions the paths people choose and examines destruction as part of a continuing cycle of evolution. The single follows the band’s 2025 album, Septem, which explored the Seven Deadly Sins and was recorded in Buenos Aires.

Moths will join Insomniac for six shows beginning January 29, 2027, in Athens, Georgia, before visiting Savannah, Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Orlando, and Santurce, Puerto Rico, where the tour concludes on February 6. “Path of Existence” was produced by Moths and Emmanuel de León, who also handled mixing and mastering.