After eight long years away, Columbus, Ohio’s My Ticket Home have slammed back into the scene with their ferocious new album Pure To A Fault, officially out today (November 21, 2025). Completely independent and unapologetically themselves, the quartet — vocalist Nick Giumenti, drummer Marshal Giumenti, guitarist Matt Gallucci, and guitarist/vocalist Derek Blevins — have delivered what might be the most vital heavy record of the year.
To celebrate release day, the band dropped the snarling new single “One for the Garden,” a track loaded with scathing riffs, throat-shredding screams, and more hooks than you’ll find in a tackle box. It’s the perfect final taste of an album that refuses to sit still.
Frontman Nick Giumenti doesn’t mince words about what this record means: “I am extremely grateful to be making music with my best friends again. Somehow, our time away from the band has made us into better musicians… I have re-fallen in love with heavy music during the past couple years, and I think we all wanted to bring a fresh energy back to MTH. No rules, no obligations — just write whatever we want and chase what feels good.”
That freedom is palpable. Recorded across the members’ own home studios, Pure To A Fault is the sound of a band with nothing to prove and everything to say. It’s heavy, fast, and emotionally raw, yet unafraid to stretch into darker, more experimental corners. The signature “Puke Rock” DNA — that volatile cocktail of nu-metal crunch, alt-rock melody, and pure attitude — is stronger than ever, but it’s evolved. This isn’t a nostalgia cash-in; it’s a rebirth.
The road back started with four killer singles that reintroduced the band to a hungry fanbase: “Tearjoint,” “Urethane,” “Nothing Lost” (with its striking music video), and “Flooded Eyes.” Those songs built unstoppable momentum, culminating in a string of intimate live dates and a sold-out show supporting I Prevail at The Crofoot in Detroit — proof that the fire never actually went out.
Pure To A Fault track listing:
- Tearjoint
- The Weakest Wound
- Nothing Lost
- Spliced
- If You Could Understand
- Urethane
- Flooded Eyes
- Drive the Nail
- Don’t Go Hollow
- Sede
- Black Skies (Death of Desire)
- One for the Garden
Pure To A Fault
Listen to Pure To A Fault on Spotify · album · My Ticket Home · 2025 · 12 songs
Giumenti is already looking ahead: “I’m extremely proud of this record… but there is still so much to do. As I keep reminding myself, this is just the beginning, not the end.”
Eight years in the wilderness didn’t kill My Ticket Home — it made them dangerous again. Pure To A Fault isn’t just a comeback; it’s a statement that Puke Rock is alive, well, and ready to make you feel something whether you want to or not.