Fifteen years in and Of Mice & Men are still rewriting the rules of modern metalcore. On Another Miracle, the Southern California heavyweights give us their most introspective and confident album yet, an album that finds power not just in breakdowns and screams, but in the quiet moments of self-reflection.

Recorded, produced, mixed, and mastered entirely by frontman Aaron Pauley, Another Miracle is the sound of a band fully in control of who they are. A concise ten tracks blend the thunderous riffs and melodic precision that have long defined Of Mice & Men, but now with added grand textures and emotional resonance. It’s a world where chaos meets clarity, and brutality makes room for beauty.

“Life is hard,” Pauley says. “But everyone knows what it’s like to wish for a miracle.” That longing fuels the record, from the surging opener “Wake Up” to the haunting ballad “A Waltz” and the title track “Another Miracle,” a towering anthem about faith, fragility, and survival with lyrics that wrestle with isolation and anxiety.

For a band that’s weathered lineup changes, industry shifts, and nearly a decade and a half on the road, this album feels like a renewal. Guitarists Alan Ashby and Phil Manansala and drummer Valentino Arteaga form a tight, battle-tested unit, channeling the chemistry that’s carried them from 2011’s The Flood to 2014’s Restoring Force and beyond. The sound remains massive, but the emotion cuts deeper than ever. Fans who came up shouting along to “Would You Still Be There” and “Bones Exposed” will find something familiar here, but also something more open, more human. It’s the sound of band who’ve traded youthful rage for hard-won age. This is the band at their most fearless, and maybe, their most hopeful.