Linkin Park have shared their first new music since 2024 album ‘From Zero’, unveiling the propulsive ‘Up From The Bottom’.
With the deluxe edition of the band’s comeback album set to arrive on May 16, the new cut features some huge vocals from Emily Armstrong, one of Mike Shinoda’s signature rap verses, and even comes with a trippy music video directed by the band’s own Joe Hahn.
Check it out below:
The track recently teased through the band’s LPTV FROM ZERO series on YouTube, Mike Shinoda shared his thoughts on ‘Up From The Bottom’ via social media shortly after the song went live:
“In between tours, the band got together at my studio. As we listened to demos, everyone kinda agreed we didn’t have the song we needed. As we talked, I scribbled notes. When everyone went home, I started piecing things together at the piano. For days, I obsessively pulled at threads of unclear ideas, until a special one began to reveal itself.”
“One of the most satisfying things I get to experience is the moment when I play a new song for my band—knowing it’s unfinished, but confident it’s going to be special. A huge thank you to my bandmates for their ideas, inspiration, and stellar performances on this one—and to @joehahnLP for yet another insane video.”
‘From Zero (Deluxe edition)’ will arrive on May 16, complete with two more previously unreleased songs titled ‘Unshatter’ and ‘Let You Fade’.
Linkin Park will return to the UK later this year as part of their worldwide tour with a sold out date at London’s Wembley Stadium on June 28 with support from Spiritbox and JPEGMAFIA.
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