A jagged, unpolished counter-statement arrives in a cloud of amplifier feedback and raw, analog grit. Rejecting the clean digital sequencing of their recent past, the band self-produces a live-rehearsal energy that pushes their tempo into the territory of thrash metal and hardcore punk.
The resulting tracks trade radio-friendly polish for a physical, drum-driven friction, reclaiming heavy rock with a blunt-force intensity.
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