
(OMG) Saliva have released their new single, "Sadistic Love," out now via Judge & Jury Records alongside the official music video. "Sadistic Love" is a dark, moody, guitar-driven track that taps into the early-2000s sound that helped define Saliva's legacy. Built around a heavy mid-tempo groove, the song builds tension before breaking into an explosive chorus, pairing the aggressive, melodic vocals of Bobby Amaru with an undeniable hook. Lyrically, the track explores love as both a lifeline and a weapon, capturing the all-too-familiar feeling of being trapped in a relationship that is falling apart but still impossible to let go of.
"Some relationships become a battlefield. You fight, you break, you swear it's over, and then somehow you're right back in the middle of it again. 'Sadistic Love' is about being addicted to the very thing that hurts you. It's about chaos disguised as passion and pain disguised as connection. Sometimes the scars become part of the attraction. It's messy, it's toxic, it's real, and we wanted the song to feel exactly like that," shares Bobby Amaru.
"Sadistic Love" marks Saliva's fourth new single, continuing to build momentum toward the band's forthcoming new album, slated for release later this year.
In addition to the new release, Saliva will be hitting the road this summer. The band recently made appearances at leading rock festivals such as Welcome to Rockville and Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival.
Fans can expect additional announcements in the coming weeks as Saliva continues rolling out new music and builds toward the release of Breaking Through this August.
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