A handful of weeks right after joining Chuck Armstrong on Loudwire Nights to celebrate their upcoming record, Deep In the Trouble, Goodbye June have provided fans a different taste of what to count on — this time with the extremely heavy track, “Pile of Bones,” and its accompanying music video.

As 1 of the frames describes in the opening of the video, “This is a song about grief.”

“Pile of Bones” is a great deal far more than a song about grief, although it really is deeply individual for Goodbye June.

Tyler Baker, Landon Milbourn and Brandon Qualkenbush — bandmates and cousins — all seasoned unexpected and tragic loss that led to “Pile of Bones.”

That loss is explained clearly close to the opening of the music video, following some chilling clips from neighborhood newscasts:

On Jan 22nd, 2024, Tyler’s dad — Brandon and Landon’s uncle — David Baker, passed away in a residence explosion brought on by a gas leak in Jasper, Indiana.

As if that wasn’t adequate to make the song and video effective and cathartic, the band confronted their grief in an unthinkable way: They filmed the music video in the middle of the ruins of that residence explosion — a residence that they had spent days upon days dreaming about the future of Goodbye June.

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The band lovingly refers to David Baker as “Goodbye June’s biggest fan.”

In their personal try to uncover catharsis by way of the filming and release of “Pile of Bones,” Goodbye June have invited fans to connect with them on a deep level through the confrontation of tragedy, there can be located glimpses of hope.

Goodbye June’s new album, Deep In the Trouble, is out on June 28.

Watch Goodbye June’s Official Music Video For “Pile of Bones”

Goodbye June, “Pile of Bones” Lyrics

Deep in the desert
A passage of time
Deep in the problems
That I’m positive I will uncover
A deeper connection for a deeper error
Hold onto me infant
This could be appreciate
Or I could break
I could break

It’s lonely on this pile of bones
I constructed it for myself

Moment to moment
Searching for years
A appreciate stained note
That I wrote for you dear
It’s challenging in the city, and it really is challenging on the land
The graveyard is complete
I can barely stand

I’m miles above whats left of appreciate
And absolutely everyone else is complete of themselves
I’m miles above on this pile of bones

Listen to Goodbye June’s Previous Interview on Loudwire Nights