The band's first full-length album after Taras Topolya's full-scale service in the AFU medical battalion began — release 24 August 2026.
Antytila presents the album 'Bring Me Home' on 24 August 2026 — Ukrainian Independence Day. This is the band's first full-length LP since 2021. The recording involved the band's full original lineup, including frontman Taras Topolya, who returned to studio work after three years of service as senior lieutenant in the 95th medical battalion of the AAF. The album contains 12 tracks written from 2023 to 2026 mostly in field conditions — at positions in Sumy, Donetsk, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts. Thematically these are stories of brothers-in-arms, civilian evacuations, comrade losses, return home. The lead single 'Seven Minutes 50' released 14 January 2026 and gathered 12 million views in the first week — about a real battle on 21 May 2024 when Topolya served medic to an evacuation group. The presentation concert runs 24 August 2026 on Sofiivska Square in Kyiv — a free charity performance to raise funds for medical vehicles. Expected attendance is up to 80 thousand spectators. Technical support is provided by concert company Production House. The concert also features bands BoomBox, KAZKA, TNMK, and the Kyiv Philharmonic Orchestra.
