Italian progressive alternative metal outfit Lenity Lake have officially joined the Elevate Records roster, with their highly anticipated debut full-length album scheduled for release in November 2026.
Formed in 2021, the four-piece have steadily carved out a sound that refuses to be confined by genre boundaries. Blending progressive metal, post-prog, and alternative metal with expansive melodic textures, Lenity Lake favour emotional storytelling and dynamic songwriting over predictable formulas.
The band brings together familiar names from Italy’s underground metal scene, featuring vocalist Elisabetta Furlanetto, bassist Gianpaolo Falanga (Ashent, Order of Minerva), guitarist Onofrio Falanga (Starsick System, Ashent), and drummer Paolo Ongaro (Quanah Parker). Drawing on their collective experience, the quartet have crafted an identity that balances technical precision with striking emotional depth.

Their debut EP, Libra, released in 2024, introduced listeners to that vision across four singles, each accompanied by its own music video. Produced by Sebastian Sendon, whose résumé includes collaborations with Bleed From Within, Hopes Die Last, and producer Adam “Nolly” Getgood (Periphery, Sleep Token, Haken), the EP showcased a polished yet uncompromising approach to modern progressive metal. Drum and vocal recordings were completed with Ivan Moni Bidin at Artesonika Recording Studio, known for work with Starsick System, Pathosray, and Gardenwall.
Throughout 2025, Lenity Lake turned their focus toward their first full-length release, writing and recording nine new compositions that expand upon the foundations established by Libra while venturing into even more ambitious sonic territory.
The band’s debut album will arrive via Elevate Records this November, with the first single set to offer listeners their next glimpse into Lenity Lake’s evolving sound when it is released in October. For a band already unafraid to blur the lines between atmosphere, melody, and progressive intensity, the next chapter promises to be their most compelling yet.






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