Believe in Nothing and Tayne release their collaborative single Carcosa

Believe in Nothing & Tayne Release New Single ‘Carcosa’

November 13, 2026

Written By Kevin McSweeney

Believe In Nothing have paired up with Tayne to release ‘Carcosa’, which is out today and available to stream in all the usual locations.

Believe in Nothing and Tayne Join Forces on “Carcosa”

Just over a year on from their monolithic debut album ‘Rot’, Believe in Nothing have teamed up with fellow sonic manipulators, Tayne, to deliver the single ‘Carcosa’. Both bands share a love for the crime drama ‘True Detective’ and have based the track around the dark skeletal labyrinth that features in the show. 

“Lyrically, Carcosa is based on the twisted occult imagery from the True Detective S1 murders. Paired with the collaborative sonic work of Tayne, it’s bought out a colder, harsher side to the songs original intention, but with a vile and unexpected playful edge” – Caine, Believe In Nothing

Cover artwork for Carcosa, the collaborative single by Believe in Nothing and Tayne

Believe In Nothing recently announced their addition to Roadburn Festival in 2027. The first of many announcements set for next year, as the band furthers their exploration into pure misery.

Believe in Nothing and Tayne release their collaborative single Carcosa

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