Truth Killer

The band again chose to work with music producer Michael "Elvis" Baskette on the album, which marks his third collaboration with the band.[1] The album was described as the band sticking to their established sound while adding additional electronic sounds into the mix.[2] The song "Superficial Drug" provides a critique of modern social media.[2]

The album was first announced in April 2023.[1] Its announcement was coupled with the release of the album's first single from the album, "Fence", and an accompanying claymation music video.[1][3]

The album was generally well-received by critics. Metal Injection gave the album an 8/10 review score, praising it for being "focused and streamlined with plenty of catchy songs and a few surprises."[2] Blabbermouth similarly gave it an 8/10 score, concluding that while its "not super varied or diverse" it is still "well-written and exquisitely executed" and that "even though they're 14 albums in, they aren't watering anything down, and they have much more music in them."[4] Wall of Sound agreed with the sentiment in their own 8/10 review, stating that "with album 14 Truth Killer, they sound just as inspired and creatively juiced up as ever".[5]