Diemen Sniep share 'LOGS' from upcoming album 'Nobody Likes a Pity Party'

Belgian ensemble Diemen Sniep have released 'LOGS', the second single from their forthcoming album 'Nobody Likes a Pity Party', due 13 November 2026 via JauneOrange. The Liège-based band, active since their 2021 debut 'Life Without Adrenaline' and 2023 standalone release 'All Scum', return with a track that circles themes of time, labour and the uneasy feeling of investing everything without visible return. 'It's always been the same / Nothing will change,' sings Chad Levitt, capturing a resignation that refuses to settle. The album was assembled across sessions in Belgium and the Netherlands at studios including IJland Studios, Squid Studio, Chez Saint-Georges, Wood Studio, Kasbah Studios, Sphères Sonores and Koko Records, with production by Maximiliaan de Hoogd, Yannick Lemoine and Jamshid Mahmoudy. Christian Bethge mastered the record in Germany. The first single 'CRY_O' arrived last month, marking their first new music in three years. Pre-orders for the limited physical edition are open via JauneOrange.



