Teenage prodigies throwing down modern metal that actually hits? Yeah, Black Seraphim are doing exactly that, and theyโre doing it loud. Formed in late 2023 across Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Little Rock, this genre-blurring outfit has been turning heads since their earliest shows on the Sunset Strip. Their latest original single, โWatch Me Bleed,โ released on 31 December 2025, is a confident leap forwardโbigger, darker, and far more immersive than what came before.
Right out the gate, โWatch Me Bleedโ comes in swinging with distorted, grinding guitars and drums that thump like a war march. Thereโs no rush hereโthe track moves with intention, letting tension simmer. Olivia Rosettiโs husky, monotone drips with despondency at first, almost eerily restrained, before she flips the switch and unleashes gnarly, gruff screams that tear straight through the mix. Itโs that contrastโcontrolled melancholy versus full-blown catharsis that gives the song its emotional punch.
Then comes the curveball. The bridge opens into an orchestral, almost cinematic space, where immersive textures and theatrical strings creep in like a gathering storm. Just when you think youโve got the song figured out, a sharp, writhing guitar solo cuts through, technical yet raw, before the track spirals toward its climax. By the final stretch, soaring strings twist dramatically around layers of distortion, giving the song a grand, operatic and cinematic finish.
One thing that really sets this release apart is the prominent use of keys, adding depth and atmosphere without softening the heaviness. Influenced heavily by Dream Theaterโs modern era, the track balances precision with emotion surprisingly well. Recorded across multiple cities and stitched together seamlessly, โWatch Me Bleedโ proves that Black Seraphim arenโt just talented for their ageโtheyโre already carving out a sharp, ambitious, and dangerously promising sound.
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Review by: Naomi Joan