The Suicide Disease

The Suicide Disease is a dynamic four-piece band from Long Island, known for blending emotional lyrics with a unique rock/metal sound that draws inspiration from both ’80s icons like Tears for Fears and The Clash and modern post-hardcore influences. Since their beginnings in 2021—when they recorded their first demo on a cassette tape—they have developed a style that weaves haunting melodies reminiscent of The Cure and New Order with deeply personal themes. Their songs often explore intense emotional experiences, like their single "Flood," which deals with the overwhelming feelings of losing a loved one who truly understood you.

The band takes pride in addressing mental health issues through their music, encouraging listeners to acknowledge their struggles and find solace in connection and conversation. Frontman Jay Francis emphasizes the importance of not feeling alone and speaking out about challenges, a sentiment that is reflected in their heartfelt songwriting. Their creative process embraces mood and narrative, starting with musical ideas that inspire stories and lyrics. The Suicide Disease continues to grow their fanbase with sincere and powerful tracks like "Whisper To A Scream (Birds Fly)," "Descent," and "Constellations," building a sound that's both cathartic and haunting.