zero by The Fite

With Zero, I didn’t set out to just make another rock record — I set out to build a world. This album is a journey through the highs, lows, and honest edge of modern rock and metal, driven by emotion, heavy guitars, big cinematic moments, and the kind of truth that only comes from digging deep.

The artwork says it all: one figure, standing alone in a vast, quiet wilderness, staring into a sky that hints at something bigger and unknown. That’s the spirit of this album — isolation, struggle, hope, and the moment where you decide to rise anyway. Zero can feel like nothingness, like a reset, like starting from scratch after life burns you down — but it’s also the first step toward everything new. This is the beginning of a new era for The Fite, and I poured every ounce of myself into it.

The Fite, led by frontman Jason Fite, is a shape-shifting force in American rock. From the outlaw grit of Self-Titled and Mapless Roads to the atmospheric experiments of No:Phase, the band has defied boundaries. Now with Sundrown, they dive into cinematic industrial and progressive rock—burning the past to forge something new.