Electronic rock band The Living Tombstone drop cinematic new single ‘Orphans’

The Living Tombstone is if a video band became a band. With an electronic rock sound The Living Tombstone would fit right into Cyberpunk or really any game with their look and sound. The band has dropped another cinematic level song and video to accompany it with ‘Orphans’. This is the fourth offering from their forthcoming sophomore album Rust  – due May 30, 2025

Of the track, The Living Tombstone shares, “Orphans is an ode to the downtrodden, who have been marginalized and left behind by society. It’s an anthem for the forgotten and oppressed that says, “You can hurt us, but you can’t destroy us.” We think it’s the most cinematic song we’ve written together!” 

The accompanying music video expands on the raw, rebellious energy of a dystopian antihero origin story, set in a dystopian future where the forgotten don’t fade away—they organize. In shadowy corners and neon-lit ruins, secret meetings unfold. Blueprints are drawn. Plans whispered. It’s rebellion in the making.

“We knew that we wanted some real production design muscle, both physically and digitally, so working with the team at STRIPMALL was a no-brainer! The way they combine practical effects and CGI to make worlds feel enormous makes Orphans feel plucked from a sci-fi blockbuster,” said the band.