On January 8, 2026, the band announced their sixth full-length studio album, Cheap Heat. The lead single “Midnight Ghost” was released that same day, along with an accompanying music video. Cheap Heat was released on February 27 that same year.
One November 5, 2023, A Wilhelm Scream released a remastered version of Partycrasher, featuring acoustic demos of the tracks “The Last Laugh” and “Devil Don’t Know” and the unreleased track “Swallowed the Sea.”
On January 6, 2022, A Wilhelm Scream released their first new song in nearly nine years, titled Be One to No One , along with an accompanying lyric music video. Then, on January 10, 2022, the band announced their fifth studio album, entitled Lose Your Delusion , would be released…
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In March 2021 Nuno Pereira announced that after a prolonged legal dispute that he, Trevor, and Nick had acquired the rights to all of A Wilhelm Scream’s former releases with Nitro Records. The band did their first North America tour in three years when they did a fall run with…
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Lead guitarist Mike Supina left the band after finishing up A Wilhem Scream’s touring commitments in 2018, ending his ten-year run. In the interim the band shows with a mix of lineups in 2019; Mute Print and Ruiner anniversary shows with former guitarist Chris Levesque and shows with songs from…
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In an interview on August 18, 2015, A Wilhelm Scream confirmed that they have already started writing on a follow-up to ‘Partycrasher’. From 2014 through 2018 the band toured extensively while intermittently writing new music. Following their success of recording “Partycrasher” in a local studio rather than going to The…
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On November 5, 2013, the band released “Partycrasher” via No Idea Records . It was produced and engineered by Trevor J. Reilly and Mike Supina at Black & Blue Studio in New Bedford, MA
In July 2010, the band returned to the studio to write and record their next studio album. A release date was expected sometime in 2010. They took a break from recording in September, however, to support Comeback Kid in their Canadian tour for their upcoming fourth studio album. They returned…
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In June 2009, the band signed to Paper + Plastick while working on a new album. Their first release for the label was a 5-song self-titled EP , mixed by Matt Bayles , released on November 20, 2009.
The band began their tour in support of Career Suicide with several rotating guitarists, before Mike Supina, formerly of the Detroit-based band Alucard, was announced as Levesque’s permanent replacement. The tour brought the band to over eighteen countries, finishing in September 2008. Following its conclusion, guitarist Trevor Reilly announced in…
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