Calgary's VICTORIA LIES' New Music Video Is "Weaving Webs" Into A Dark Metalcore Universe!
- Jason Hesley
- 30 minutes ago
- 1 min read
Calgary’s cinematic metalcore force Victoria Lies unleash their second single and music video “Weaving Webs,” following the explosive impact of “Red” and further expanding the dark, narrative‑driven universe leading into their debut full‑length "Vendetta," due out on October 30th, 2026 via Black Cat Records.
While the album "Vendetta" is built around the mysterious and evolving story of Victoria, “Weaving Webs” steps outside the central narrative to confront real‑world deception and the collapse of long‑standing falsehoods.
“Even though not directly part of the Victoria universe, this one lyrically talks about how we all can see and communicate across the world. We can all see the terrible things that are happening. The same lies that have been told for decades no longer hold any ground, and we can now see who the real villains are. We will not forget,” adds vocalist Brett Hetherington.
Musically, guitarist Rory Fitzsimmons notes that the track began as a stylistic experiment inspired by Attack Attack!, pushing the band’s genre‑bending approach even further:
“I like to utilize ideas from all different styles of music. The intro to the track was a really fun side quest to see if a crazy idea I had would work.”
The band’s first single “Red” introduced listeners to the pivotal moment in the Vendetta storyline, the instant Victoria becomes Victoria. A chaotic, urgent, and emotionally volatile track, “Red” set the tone for the album’s blend of narrative depth and heavy, groove‑driven metalcore.
With “Weaving Webs,” Victoria Lies reveal yet another facet of their sound, one that’s melodic, head‑banging, heavy, genre‑bending, and groovy in equal measure.
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