The Drin: Heralds Of Doom

August 28, 2026

Next month, the Drin, a fuzzy Cincinnati-based underground rock outfit, will drop their sprawling new album, I Lost My Way For Centuries, a 23-track, 74-minute behemoth. It stands as a prime example of blown-out maximalism forged on a DIY budget, and it’s poised to leave many listeners stunned once they experience its full arc. We had already shared the lead single, “Haven’t Lived It Yet,” and now the band has revealed another cut, “Prophets Of Doom,” a towering riff-driven stomp that sneaks in some intriguingly crisp harmonica bursts. If there’s a takeaway for basement bands, it’s that more outfits could aim for a Deep Purple-inspired energy. Check it out below.

I Lost My Way For Centuries is out 9/18 on Feel It.

Clara Weiss

I write about music as a cultural signal, following the artists, scenes, releases, and movements that shape how people listen today. My work focuses on discovery, context, and the stories behind the sounds that travel beyond borders.