HEADSEND announce their second EP “A Delicate Balance”, set for release November 6. The five track project features swirling yet heart-hammering new single, dropped today, ‘Biopsy Of An Unknown Growth’, the blazing statement-of-intent ‘Free’ as well as already live-fan-favourite opus ‘Slayerish’.

"A Delicate Balance” isn't a story or about 'anything'. Just a collection of different feelings. I like that songs mean different things to people. I don't wanna ruin that. That's the best part." - Rasmus King

Recorded live in Byron Bay with Nick DiDia, “A Delicate Balance”, picks up where blistering debut EP Angel Glands left off – their songwriting showcasing new facets of the intense and infectious energy that infuses their live shows.

 

The accompanying video for Biopsy Of An Unknown Growth’ captures a moment in time – their first ever tour outside Australia – driving across North America supporting Eagles of Death Metal plus a string of raucous headline shows across the US and Canada.

Straight off the back of the US run, the band played their long-awaited debut shows in UK – including a triumphant showing at All Points East festival last weekend and sold out London headline show - continuing in Glasgow and onto Dublin before multiple shows across Europe including Reeperbahn Festival. Now HEADSEND are heading back home to headline Good Music Parties in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. Full event lineups to follow. They will also join the massive Rolling Sets Festival lineup in QLD and NSW. Details here.

Built first and foremost as a live band, HEADSEND’s rise has been defined on stage. Known for their intensity and a mammoth live sound that defies what should be possible from a three-piece, Rasmus King, brother Kyuss, and high school friend Bon Soric cast a transfixing presence. From supporting Wunderhorse on their sold-out Australian tour in 2025 to stepping onto arena and stadium stages with Tool and AC/DC, fan demand grew for recordings, resulting in singles ‘Stove’ and Chugg’ followed by debut EP ‘Angel Glands’, all recorded live in studio.

From sold-out Sydney headline show in May -  “audiences are transfixed by the band”(Scenestr) – to recent debut international shows supporting Eagles Of Death Metal for summer 2026 across North America -  “…exactly the kind of controlled chaos that genre needs. They played like they had something to prove, because they did” (noflashneeded) - HEADSEND continue to build a reputation as one of Australia’s most compelling heavy bands.