In Verses

In May 2019, Karnivool revealed that they had been in the process of recording their fourth studio album at Foxhole Studios in Perth. ==Promotion and release==

On 10 December 2021, Karnivool released the single "All It Takes", produced by Forrester Savell. It is the band's first studio release since Asymmetry in 2013. In late June 2025, Karnivool released the stand-alone single "Drone", their first new music since 2021's "All It Takes". The track was produced by longtime collaborator Forrester Savell and described by the band as “the sound of Karnivool entering a new era — a slow-cooked journey forged in the studio’s heat, where every note was tested and tempered”. Issued ahead of the band's Ad Complementum Australian tour, "Drone" was promoted as the first preview of their long-gestating fourth studio album. Said album, In Verses, was officially announced in September 2025. A music video for the song "Opal" was released on 17 December 2025 alongside the announcement that the album would be released on 6 February 2026. ==Track listing==

Credits adapted from Tidal. Karnivool • Drew Goddard – guitar • Mark Hosking – guitar • Steve Judd – drums • Ian Kenny – vocals • Jon Stockman – bass guitar Additional contributors • Forrester Savell – production, mixing, mastering • Owen Thomas – Engineering • Guthrie Govan – Guitar Solo on "Reanimation" • Mitch Finglas - Additional String Arrangement on "Opal" • Charlotte Jacke and Lucy Warren - Strings on 'Opal' • Michelle Smith - Harp on 'Opal' • Grant Scroggie - Bagpipes on 'Salva' ==Charts==