Now I Bleed - Ol' Time Moonshine, Now playing

June 12, 2026

Ol’ Time Moonshine returns with Now I Bleed, the band’s fourth full-length album and their first record ever pressed to vinyl through Black Throne Productions. The album is composed of eight tracks of heavy riffs and gnarled vocals blanketing classic heavy music influence built for the format it was always meant to reach.

The album arrives alongside a new music video for their latest single “Royal Queen”, composed of footage taken from their latest show opening for Corrosion of Conformity at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto.

Fans of The Obsessed, Corrosion of Conformity, and Danzig will find plenty to love and appreciate within “Now I Bleed”

Clocking in at 31 minutes across eight tracks, “Now I Bleed" was recorded, mixed and mastered by Scott Middleton at High Wattage Cottage, whose production keeps the record direct and physical without sanding off the edges. The band describes the release as a long process shaped by “literal blood, sweat and tears” with Middleton helping push the material into its strongest form to date.

The band’s sound sits comfortably alongside the records that shaped them, pulling from the darker corners of ’70s hard rock, doom, and traditional heavy metal without losing their own identity.

Leading into the album’s release, Ol’ Time Moonshine previously released three singles and two music videos. “She Moves” arrived with a video release on March 20, followed by “Poison” on April 17, and then “Royal Queen” on May 29, which received both an official music video and a live performance video released today alongside the album.

For Ol Time Moonshine, “Now I Bleed” is a new chapter in the band’s catalog and a chance to finally put their music into the format many fans have been waiting for.

“Royal Queen” live at The Phoenix Concert Theatre

Ol’ Time Moonshine:
Bill Kole -vocals, lead guitar
Chris Coleiro - guitar
Adam Saitti - drums
Jesse Mackowycz - bass, vocals

Album Credits:
Produced by Scott Middleton at High Wattage Cottage
Album artwork by Angel Bond
Single artwork by Bill Kole