The post AFI Unveil ’80s-Inspired New Single “Holy Visions”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. AFI have released the new song “Holy Visions,” the second single from their forthcoming album, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…, out October 3rd.

AFI have shared the second single from their upcoming new album Silver Bleeds the Black Sun, and like lead single “Behind the Clock,” the just-released “Holy Visions” finds the band putting their punk/post-hardcore side on the backburner and leaning fully into their love of ’80s goth rock.

Long-running goth-punk overlords AFI recently signed with Run For Cover Records. That’s crazy, though it may not be as crazy as Davey Havok’s new mustache. Next month, AFI will release Silver Bleeds The Black

AFI have shared delightfully dark single 'Holy Visions', take from forthcoming new album ‘Silver Bleeds the Black Sun...'.

Both lead single “Behind the Clock” and today’s “Holy Visions” stress that connection, arriving with artful videos directed by Gilbert Trejo. The latter sees the band swallowed in an alluring pink and blue light,

AFI recently announced a tour with TR/ST, and now they announced a new album. It’s called Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…, and lead single “Behind the Clock” finds them embracing their ’80s goth influences and toning down their punk side more ...

On Monday, the AFI Fest announced that acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro has been named guest artistic director of this year’s festival.

Ahead of next month’s 12th album Silver Bleeds The Black Sun…, AFI have unveiled a brand-new single and video, Holy Visions.

Race walkers Servin Sebastian (men’s 20km), Priyanka Goswami (women’s 35km), and Ram Baboo Singh and Sandeep Kumar (men’s 35km) have already reached Tokyo, so have star long jumper Murali Sreeshankar, national record holder 200m runner Animesh Kujur, and triple jumpers Praveen Chithravel and Abdulla Aboobacker.

Ayala Foundation Inc. (AFI) and the MVP Sports Foundation Inc. (MVPSF) have come together in a major private sector initiative that aims to develop more