August 7, 2026

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Los Angeles Heavy Rockers Gale Forces Unleash Banger “Diviner”

A psychedelic Image of a pyramid with an rainbow arch above it with the rock band Gale Forces standing at the base

Sometimes, the best therapy is cranking the volume to eleven and letting a rock ‘n’ roll banger rearrange the energy of the room. Los Angeles heavy rock outfit Gale Forces delivers exactly that gift with their new single and video, “Diviner,” out now on all digital platforms. STREAM IT HERE.

Vulnerability with a Vengeance

While the track hits with a “punishing weight,” it’s fueled by a surprising source of power: raw, unfiltered emotional intelligence. Frontman Jade Devitt penned the track after his partner challenged him to drop his guard and get vulnerable—an experience he describes as “scary but liberating.” For Devitt, “Diviner” isn’t just a song; it’s a “fuller expression of feelings and fears” that he believes the world desperately needs right now.

Photo by Sara Veilleux

A Cocktail of Raw Power 

Musically, “Diviner” sees the band diving headfirst into their heaviest influences yet. They’ve taken the raw power of ’90s Seattle underground rock and smashed it into a delicious cocktail of post-punk, shoegaze, hardcore, and stoner rock. This release also serves as the powerhouse debut of new drummer Dylan Howard, who steps into the lineup following Isaac Carpenter. Howard joins the current roster of Jade Devitt (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar), Gabe Van Benschoten (Lead Guitar), and Peter Forslund (Bass).

Visual Transformation

The accompanying video, directed by Arturo Baston and captured by Manny Valenzuela, is a trip of its own. Blending otherworldly animation and symbolism, the visual stars Sara Veilleux as the “dancer-diviner,” physically manifesting the song’s journey toward openness and transformation.

Watch the official music video

If you’re looking for a track that balances heavy psychedelic intensity with a message that actually matters, turn this one up. Gale Forces just proved that the heaviest music often comes from the most open hearts.

*Special thanks to our friends at Earshot Media. Check out their website at EarshotMedia.com







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