Cheem have a lot of fans here at The Nu Metal Agenda and if their recent singles are any indication, that's unlikely to change any time soon. Their newest track, "Quench," the fourth single from their upcoming album Power Moves, finds the band taking on elements of electronic-tinged reggae with assistance from Virginia screamo outfit pulses.
For anyone who's followed the band, it should come as no surprise that they make it sound absolutely effortless. What's most striking about the track is how this stylistic shift plays to the band's strengths. The muscular bass work, the sweet harmonies, the angular turn in the bridge–all work in service of a vibe that plays like a 22nd century 311 in the best way possibly.
Check out the full track below:
Power Move comes out November 14. Leading up to the album's release, fans can check out Cheem on tour at the following dates:
10/19 Washington, DC @ Sun Pie Shop
10/20 Charlotte, NC @ The Milestone Club
10/21 Nashville, TN @ The Arcane Workshop
10/22 Atlanta, GA @ Altar at the Masquerade
10/23 Jacksonville, FL @ The Albatross
10/26 Gainesville, FL @ The Fest FL 2025
10/27 Orlando, FL @ Will's Pub
10/29 Houston, TX @ The End
10/30 Austin, TX @ 29th Street Ballroom
10/31 Dallas, TX @ Ferris Wheelers Backyard and BBQ
11/01 Oklahoma City, OK @ Resonant Head
11/02 St. Louis, MO @ Moshmellow
11/04 Indianapolis, IN @ Healer
11/05 Toledo, OH @ Frankie's
11/06 Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Roboto Project
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