New York hardcore veterans Pro-Pain return in full force with “March Of The Giants”, the second single from their long-awaited album Stone Cold Anger, arriving May 15, 2026 via Napalm Records.
Marking their first studio album in 11 years, the track proves the band’s fire hasn’t faded, if anything, it’s burning hotter than ever.
Strength Against Oppression
“March Of The Giants” is rooted in a timeless conflict:
the oppressed vs. the oppressors.
Frontman Gary Meskil frames the song as a call to unity and resistance, standing tall, pushing forward, and confronting systems of power shaped by:
• Plutocracy
• Oligarchy
• Technocratic control
Musically, the track delivers groove-heavy brutality, combining crushing riffs with anthemic, rallying vocals—classic PRO-PAIN with renewed urgency.
Stone Cold Anger: A Return Forged in Tension
Stone Cold Anger is more than a comeback, it’s a statement. Built from a decade of silence and global unrest, the album channels raw frustration into ten direct, hard-hitting tracks.
Expect:
• Relentless hardcore aggression
• Catchy, groove-laden riffs
• Politically charged lyrics
• Anthemic, pit-ready energy
The album also marks the return of guitarist Eric Klinger, adding further weight to the band’s signature sound.
Tracklist — Stone Cold Anger
1. Oceans Of Blood
2. Stone Cold Anger
3. March Of The Giants
4. Uncle Sam Wants You!
5. Demonic Intervention
6. Rinse & Repeat
7. Hell or High Water
8. Scorched Earth
9. Jonestown Punch
10. Sky’s the Limit
35 years deep, Pro-Pain aren’t slowing down, they’re doubling down.
“March Of The Giants” is a battle cry for resistance, a reminder that hardcore was never meant to be comfortable, it was meant to challenge, confront, and ignite.
See you in the pit.