Before Dead Poet Society carved out it's place as one of modern rock's most distinctive voices, the band began as an obsessive study in emotional contrast, a spirit that courses through Monarch. Across songs like ""Hollywood On Fire,"" ""Roach,"" ""Sinner Systems,"" ""Lost In My Head,"" and ""Art Of Suffering,"" the album takes listeners on a cinematic journey through deconstruction, fury, and ultimately, resolve. For Dead Poet Society, true connection begins where thought gives way to feeling. Produced by Mutemath frontman Paul Meany (Twenty One Pilots, Pierce The Veil, Yungblud) and mixed by GRAMMY Award-winning Adam Hawkins (Turnstile, Twenty One Pilots, mgk), Monarch stands as the natural culmination of the band's signature alt-rock sound, building on the anthemic foundation of it's first two albums while continuing to balance vulnerability with confidence. Since forming in 2013 and releasing a handful of EPs, Dead Poet Society's relentless pursuit of that vision has propelled the band past 200 million streams, yielded multiple Top 10 rock radio singles, and earned spots at major international festivals including Reading & Leeds, Welcome To Rockville, Sonic Temple, Graspop, and 2000trees.