Rock band Plush have released the new music video for their song “Animalistic.” The single dropped earlier this month and debuted on SiriusXM Octane, and it will be featured on the band’s upcoming album Mass Hysteria, set for worldwide release on September 18, 2026 via Pavement Entertainment.
Directed by Vicente Cordero, “Animalistic” tackles the concept of internal warfare. The song was written by singer/guitarist Moriah Formica, Blair Daly and Zac Maloy, and produced by Kile O’Dell and Formica.
“Animalistic is about embracing the rage that lives inside us all. We wanted to convey that inner turmoil by presenting the two sides within ourselves and exploring those using fashion and lighting. The lighter scenes convey the parts of ourselves each of us choose to present to the world, while the darker scenes convey the animal that lives within.”
– Plush
Signed albums and vinyls of Mass Hysteria are available for pre-order bundled with a limited edition t-shirt, and can be reserved here. Pre-save the album here.
To support Mass Hysteria, Plush are on tour this summer and fall across North America. The band’s next performance is at The Vixen in McHenry, IL on Saturday, August 29, with the run continuing until October 20 in Albany, NY at the Palace Theatre. A VIP Meet and Greet package is also available that includes an additional unplugged performance of a song off Mass Hysteria.
Plush is a rock band dedicated to bringing rock music back to the forefront of the industry. The lineup consists of singer/guitarist Moriah Formica, bassist Ashley Suppa and drummer Faith Powell. The band has charted four times on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart with “Hate,” “Better Off Alone,” “Left Behind” and “Run,” and has toured with Disturbed, KISS, Alice in Chains, Evanescence and more across the US and abroad.
