THE END OF MELANCHOLY are presenting WITCH for pre-save alongside HALO, their available single with an official music video. DI Records' October announcement brings the two songs together under the heading WITCH & HALO, contrasting WITCH's occult themes with HALO's anti-war subject matter.
HALO was released on August 15, 2026, according to the band's own Bandcamp release page, which offers the single for streaming and download. The October announcement directs listeners to the song and its official video on the artist's YouTube channel.
DI Records describes HALO as an abstract reflection on war, God and humanity. Its account connects the song's treatment of conflict and bloodshed to biblical history and the present, identifying betrayal, spiritual doubt and shared suffering as central themes.
The announcement frames those questions as a protest against war, emphasizing the world shared by enemies and friends. It quotes the lyric, “We’re all under the saint halo.” That description concerns the song's stated themes; the official video accompanies the single.
WITCH takes a different thematic direction. According to the press release, the track was originally composed in Russian before being adapted into English. The announcement describes its subject matter in terms of witchcraft, ancient ritual and occult mysticism.
The two works have distinct availability information: the announcement offers WITCH for pre-save, while HALO is already available for streaming and download. No release date for WITCH is supplied.
