St. Divine doesn’t ease back in. They kick the door off its hinges.
Arriving Friday, January 16, 2026, “SPIT” is a snarling, no-filter alt-rock assault and the lead single from the band’s upcoming debut LP, The Devil That You Know (out March 20, 2026). It’s loud, pissed-off, and deliberately uncomfortable — the kind of song that grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go.
Driven by rapid-fire dual vocals, jagged guitars, and a relentless rhythm section, “SPIT” taps straight into modern exhaustion — personal, political, and emotional. The opening lines plead for escape through vices before flipping into disbelief and rage, spiraling into a final eruption that feels less like a chorus and more like a warning.
Musically, the track thrives on tension: sharp chord shifts, soaring guitar lines, and a pounding low end that builds toward a climactic breakdown that lands somewhere between command and catharsis. This isn’t passive listening. This is pressure release.
St. Divine has already drawn comparisons to PJ Harvey & Nick Cave, Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra, and The Kills, earning a reputation for genre-defying grit and fearless intensity. Since forming in 2024, the band’s debut EP you can’t go forward and you can’t go back has earned widespread college and independent radio support worldwide, including spins on NPR-syndicated Sound Opinions.
“SPIT” marks a clear escalation — heavier, sharper, and more confrontational — setting the tone for The Devil That You Know, a 12-track album that jumps freely between punk, garage rock, and Americana without asking permission.
If you don’t like the taste in your mouth, St. Divine has a simple suggestion: spit it out.
Website: www.stdivineband.com