The Callous Daoboys Unleash New Video for “Distracted By The Mona Lisa”

The Callous Daoboys have unveiled “Distracted By The Mona Lisa”, the final preview from their upcoming album I Don’t Want To See You Heaven. Released tonight alongside a surreal, visually sharp video directed by Grant Butler, the track captures the band’s chaotic mathcore spirit while hinting at the thematic depth woven throughout the new record.

The album arrives with an overarching concept, as vocalist Carson Pace explained:

“The album is an artifact that’s been preserved, and hundreds of years in the future, you’re listening to this album in the museum. It’s a known failure, but the narrative is ‘if it survives forever, is it truly a failure?’

Everything is very singular and personal. I’m not making an album commenting on anything societal or political this time, this is an album just for me. It’s every emotion I’ve felt and sobering thought since 2021. I can only make this album now, not in three years when I’m thirty, not ten years ago when I was seventeen. This is the snapshot of 24-27. A scrapbook of trial and error, or better yet, a Museum of Failure.”

I Don’t Want To See You Heaven will be out soon, and The Callous Daoboys are currently supporting it on the road with Chiodos (celebrating 20 years of All’s Well That Ends Well), Hawthorne Heights, and Emmure. That run wraps up later this month. Tour dates are available on the band’s official site.

04/11 Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works
04/12 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
04/13 Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore
04/15 St. Pete, FL – Jannus Landing
04/16 Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall
04/17 Raleigh, NC – Ritz
04/18 Richmond, VA – The National
04/20 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore
04/21 New York City, NY – Webster Hall
04/22 Worcester, MA – Palladium
04/24 Philadelphia, PA – Franklin Music Hall
04/25 Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theater
04/26 Indianapolis, IN – The Vogue
04/29 Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theater

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