Puerto Rico-based gothic rock/metal artist Amore Ad Lunam has once again teamed up with professional skateboarder, filmmaker, and Jackass/Viva La Bam icon Bam Margera for the release of the new gothic rock single, "Closer To Fall". The song is taken from the upcoming album, Songs For The End Of Daze, which will be released in March 2027 via darkTunes Music Group.
Following their previous collaboration on a cover of Lake Of Tears' "Behind The Green Door", the pair return with a track that explores the intoxicating and destructive nature of love. Blending darkly atmospheric guitar work with an instantly memorable chorus, "Closer To Fall" captures the moment when desire overwhelms reason and every warning sign fades into the background.
Balancing melancholy and intensity, the song portrays the sensation of surrendering to an emotion that is as captivating as it is dangerous. Even when the ground begins to shift beneath your feet, the pull proves impossible to resist.
Accompanied by a newly released lyric video, "Closer To Fall" further showcases the creative chemistry between Amore Ad Lunam and Bam Margera, delivering a compelling slice of modern gothic rock infused with emotional depth and haunting melodies.
Watch the lyric video for "Closer To Fall" below. If you missed their previous collaboration, their rendition of Lake Of Tears' "Behind The Green Door" is still available and can be checked out HERE. Link
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