Polar Debut New Single “JOHATSU”

British nü-metalcore outfit Polar have released a new single titled “JOHATSU,” which arrived yesterday, March 6th.

The band’s vocalist Adam Woodford offered some insight into the meaning behind the track, explaining that it reflects the desire to briefly disappear when life becomes overwhelming.

“‘Johatsu’ plays like a quiet disappearance, a song for the moments when life feels too heavy and you dream of slipping away long enough to breathe again.”

The track arrives just ahead of the band’s upcoming European tour, which is set to kick off later this month.

Polar European Tour 2026

• 03/20 – Venice, Italy – Revolver Club
• 03/21 – Milan, Italy – La Cripta
• 03/22 – Salzburg, Austria – Rockhouse Bar
• 03/23 – Budapest, Hungary – Dürer Kert
• 03/25 – Stuttgart, Germany – JuHa West
• 03/27 – Mainz, Germany – Kulturclub Schon Schon
• 03/28 – Berlin, Germany – Kulturhaus Insel
• 03/29 – Kraków, Poland – Gwarek
• 03/30 – Prague, Czech Republic – Café V Lese
• 03/31 – Dresden, Germany – Ostpol
• 04/01 – Oberhausen, Germany – Druckluft
• 04/02 – Ghent, Belgium – Asgaard
• 04/03 – Alkmaar, Netherlands – Hal 25

You can check out the newly released track below.

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