Holy War: The Battle Continues
 

Released in 2026, Holy War picks up where Christ Is King left off — and pushes further. Where the previous album was a statement of conviction, Holy War is a declaration of conflict: an unapologetic reckoning with what the band sees as heretical modernist drift within the Catholic Church, matched by an equally direct confrontation of what they view as heresy within Protestant traditions, and the wider currents of a society they see moving further from the faith at the record's core.
 

There's no ambiguity in the title. Holy War doesn't soften its position or hedge its language — it names the fight it believes is being fought, on every front the band sees it: within the Church, across denominational lines, and out in the culture at large. It is, in every sense the band intends, a holy war.
 

Building directly on the convictions laid out in Christ Is King, this album sharpens the band's voice into something even more direct — a record made for listeners who want their faith stated plainly, without apology, and without compromise.
 

Holy War