On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 1:56 pm, Wormholedeath Records <press@carlobellottipublishing.net> wrote:
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"Force Against The End"
Album Available For The Media
Dear media partners,
Hope you’re well!
I wanted to follow up regarding FireFlame’s recent album release, “Force Against The End,” which we previously shared with you. I know how busy inboxes can get, so I just wanted to make sure it didn’t get overlooked.
Since its release, “Force Against The End” has been receiving attention from the metal community, and we truly believe it deserves to reach more listeners. If you haven’t had the chance to check it out yet, we’d love for you to give it a listen.
We’d also be happy to arrange a review, interview, or any other coverage opportunity if the album catches your interest.
Hailing from Osaka, FireFlame arrive with a powerful debut full-length built around razor-sharp twin guitars, massive hooks, and relentless energy. Force Against The End features 15 tracks that blend classic heavy metal foundations with the aggression and intensity of modern metalcore, while staying rooted in the band’s core philosophy of “Inner Fire” — the determination to keep moving forward no matter the odds.
The album marks FireFlame’s worldwide debut through Wormholedeath and introduces a band determined to push Japanese metal onto the international stage.
If you are interested in interviewing the artist, please contact us, and we'll arrange everything for you!
Here's the album again for easy access:
"Something is Wrong s" Lyric Video:
"Force Against The End" cover & tracklist:
1. FireFlame – Rising
2. FireFlame
3. The Last Ride
4. Something Is Wrong
5. The Doomed
6. Not The Man You Think
7. City Of Corruption
8. Scapegoat
9. Let Her Burn
10. The Omen
11. Praise Your Death
12. F.A.T.E.
13. Solution Of The Time (Bonus Track)
14. Unacceptable (Bonus Track)
15. No Awareness (Bonus Track)
FireFlame’s story began in a university music circle, where guitarists FireRay and Fire. J first connected through a shared passion for heavy music. As the project evolved, bassist Connie Flames and vocalist Mr. Big Fire joined the fold, before drummer Show .G. Flame — a childhood friend of FireRay — completed the line-up in 2022.
Since then, the band has focused on developing what they describe as Modern Heavy Metal: a sound that respects traditional metal while staying open to heavier, more contemporary influences. The dual-guitar work of FireRay and Fire.J sits at the heart of the band, balancing technical precision, melody, and impact.
Outside of recording and performing, FireFlame a