Game Over “Fight For Your Mind” single out now (thrash metal)

Game Over

“Fight For Your Mind” single out now

new album “When Darkness Falls” out September 18

Game Over has released “Fight For Your Mind”, second single taken from the new album “When Darkness Falls” to be released on September 18 by Scarlet Records.

A high-energy thrash metal attack packed with crushing riffs, infectious hooks, and explosive gang vocals, “Fight For Your Mind” is about a consciousness under siege, caught in a nightmare of manipulation, fear, and psychological control. As reality begins to fracture, the struggle for identity turns into a desperate battle against the mind itself. Aggressive, memorable, and unsettlingly relevant, the track blends old-school Bay Area thrash intensity with a dark modern edge.

artwork by Mario López

Seventh studio album for the unstoppable Italian thrash metal machine gun;

produced, mixed and mastered by Simone Mularoni at Domination Studio (Wind Rose, Twilight Force, Michael Romeo);

cover & artwork by Mario López (Skeletal Remains, Toxik, Vulture);

Game Over will tour Europe in November-December 2026 alongside Defiance and Bonded;

FFO: Metallica, Exodus, Testament, Cro-Mags, Suicidal Tendencies;

“When Darkness Falls” will be released in the following formats:

– jewel case CD

– vinyl LP: 400 marbled red; 100 marbled green

– digital

“When Darkness Falls” tracklist:

1 Hollow And Cold

2 Two Souls One Flesh

3 Break Away

4 Fight For Your Mind

5 Scream It Out

6 What Fate Brings

7 Curse Of Strahd

8 Beneath The Ground

9 Self Denied

10 Command To Die

Total running time – 31:50

photo by Simone Furia

Game Over took no prisoners with 2025’s “Face The End”, and just a year later their hunger for frantic wild no-mercy thrash metal is even more ferocious.

“When Darkness Falls” pushes the pedal to the metal on heaviness, without ever sacrificing their signature sound – crushing razor-sharp riffs, hardcore attitude, and anthemic choruses designed to be shouted at the top of your lungs.

The world of Game Over continues to evolve, giving form to a landscape populated by the demons and monsters that lurk in our daily lives, drawing heavily from 80s horror cinema aesthetics mixed with a biting sense of humor.

This is thrash metal the Game Over way: don’t stop for nothing, it’s full speed or nothing!