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STELLVRIS – Unleashes Ferocious Single “Silence After Violence” from Upcoming EP “Shatter and Bloom” Out Nov 2025

19/09/2025
SufferMusicMag

European (Prague, CZ) modern metal band Stellvris has dropped their latest single, “Silence After Violence,” a searing anthem from their upcoming EP “Shatter and Bloom,” set to release on November 7. Produced by Christoph Wieczorek (Annisokay, Caskets) at Sawdust Recordings, the track delivers a visceral punch, confronting the rising aggression in society and channeling it into a cathartic, high-voltage experience.

<p>European (Prague, CZ) modern metal band <strong>Stellvris</strong> has dropped their latest single, <strong>“Silence After Violence,”</strong> a searing anthem from their upcoming EP <strong>"Shatter and Bloom,"</strong> set to release on November 7. Produced by Christoph Wieczorek (Annisokay, Caskets) at Sawdust Recordings, the track delivers a visceral punch, confronting the rising aggression in society and channeling it into a cathartic, high-voltage experience.</p> <figure class="wp-block-image"><img src="blob:https://www.suffermagazine.com/874da36a-1355-4916-a435-391851a9f0b8"/></figure> <p><br>​<em>​<br>“We see violence and frustration creeping into younger generations, and it’s terrifying. This song is a wake-up call — a cry for awareness and action,” </em>says vocalist Nicol Hofman.<br>​<br>Founded in 2019, <strong>Stellvris</strong> has built a reputation for turning pain into power. Their music speaks directly to those battling anxiety, toxic relationships, bullying, and the weight of everyday struggles. With past releases "Upside Down" (2022) and "Persistence" (2023), the band carved out a sound that’s crushingly heavy yet hauntingly melodic, winning fans across Europe and the UK.<br>​<br>But Stellvris is more than just a band; they’re an experience. Known for electrifying live shows that include circle pits, walls of death, and stage dives, they’ve shared stages with Megadeth, Jinjer, The Ghost Inside, and more, and have lit up festivals like Summer Breeze, Brutal Assault, and Basinfirefest.<br>​<br>​<strong>“Silence After Violence”</strong> is the fourth single from <strong>"Shatter and Bloom,"</strong> a five-track EP that explores destruction, rebirth, and the emotional chaos of modern life. Each song is rooted in real stories, from the scars of toxic relationships to the emptiness of digital escapism, and crafted to empower listeners who need it most.<br>​<br>​<em>“Our lyrics come from personal experiences and stories our fans share with us. We want people to feel seen, heard, and stronger after listening,” </em>Hofman explains.<br>​<br>Musically, <strong>Stellvris</strong> blends metalcore, nu-metal, pop, and electronic elements into a sound that’s as catchy as it is brutal, drawing in even non-metal listeners with melodic choruses and bone-crushing breakdowns. During the recording of the EP, the band even captured a viral studio moment when their guitarist used phone vibrations to create a unique sound, leading to the now-infamous “WAKE UP MOTHERF***ER” breakdown.<br>​<br>With <strong>"Shatter and Bloom,"</strong> <strong>Stellvris</strong> continues to push boundaries, both musically and emotionally. The EP closes with a metal reimagining of <strong>Nicki Minaj’s “Starships,”</strong> proving that even amidst heavy themes, there’s room for joy, release, and celebration.<br>​<br>​<em>“It’s never just about the sound. It’s about creating a safe space where pain turns into resilience, and where the silence after violence is shattered by music,”</em> says Hofman.</p> <p>Recommended for fans of Jinjer, Spiritbox, Holy Wars, Arch Enemy, and I Prevail, listen to <strong>"Silence After Violence" </strong>at the following links:</p> ” class=”wp-image-28199″/></figure></div> <p><br>​<em>​<br>“We see violence and frustration creeping into younger generations, and it’s terrifying. This song is a wake-up call — a cry for awareness and action,” </em>says vocalist Nicol Hofman.<br>​<br>Founded in 2019, <strong>Stellvris</strong> has built a reputation for turning pain into power. Their music speaks directly to those battling anxiety, toxic relationships, bullying, and the weight of everyday struggles. With past releases “Upside Down” (2022) and “Persistence” (2023), the band carved out a sound that’s crushingly heavy yet hauntingly melodic, winning fans across Europe and the UK.<br>​<br>But Stellvris is more than just a band; they’re an experience. Known for electrifying live shows that include circle pits, walls of death, and stage dives, they’ve shared stages with Megadeth, Jinjer, The Ghost Inside, and more, and have lit up festivals like Summer Breeze, Brutal Assault, and Basinfirefest.<br>​<br>​<strong>“Silence After Violence”</strong> is the fourth single from <strong>“Shatter and Bloom,”</strong> a five-track EP that explores destruction, rebirth, and the emotional chaos of modern life. Each song is rooted in real stories, from the scars of toxic relationships to the emptiness of digital escapism, and crafted to empower listeners who need it most.<br>​<br>​<em>“Our lyrics come from personal experiences and stories our fans share with us. We want people to feel seen, heard, and stronger after listening,” </em>Hofman explains.<br>​<br>Musically, <strong>Stellvris</strong> blends metalcore, nu-metal, pop, and electronic elements into a sound that’s as catchy as it is brutal, drawing in even non-metal listeners with melodic choruses and bone-crushing breakdowns. During the recording of the EP, the band even captured a viral studio moment when their guitarist used phone vibrations to create a unique sound, leading to the now-infamous “WAKE UP MOTHERF***ER” breakdown.<br>​<br>With <strong>“Shatter and Bloom,”</strong> <strong>Stellvris</strong> continues to push boundaries, both musically and emotionally. The EP closes with a metal reimagining of <strong>Nicki Minaj’s “Starships,”</strong> proving that even amidst heavy themes, there’s room for joy, release, and celebration.<br>​<br>​<em>“It’s never just about the sound. It’s about creating a safe space where pain turns into resilience, and where the silence after violence is shattered by music,”</em> says Hofman.</p> <p>Recommended for fans of Jinjer, Spiritbox, Holy Wars, Arch Enemy, and I Prevail, listen to <strong>“Silence After Violence”:</strong></p> <iframe width=

Add to your Spotify playlist – https://open.spotify.com/track/2cnmO3deE3ZCcgfH3gCHZx

Track Listing:​
1. Shatter and Bloom – 3:18
2. Silence After Violence – 3:14
3. Monster – 4:16
4. Time’s Up – 3:32
5. Starships (Nicki Minaj Cover)
EP Length: 18:27
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​EP Credits:
​• All songs performed by: STELLVRIS
• All songs written by: STELLVRIS
• Produced by: Christoph Wieczorek of Sawdust Recordings
• Mixed by: Christoph Wieczorek of Sawdust Recordings
• Mastered by: Christoph Wieczorek of Sawdust Recordings
• EP Artwork by: František Jelen
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​Band Line Up:
​Nicol Hofman (vocalist)
Libor Hřebík (bassist)
Andreas Polášek (guitarist)
Hanz Polášek (drummer)

More info: https://linktr.ee/stellvris.band

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