Trauma Bond London, UK
Formed in the winter of 2020. Trauma Bond is the conception of Eloise Chong-Gargette & Tom Mitchell - blending a shared love of violence, noise and metal to concoct a visceral exploration of aggression.
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absolutely brutal and disturbing. menacing but very catchy. i can't get enough of this album and the rest of chat pile's work
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If this came through your feed, you're probably like "Way to go dumbass... You didn't have this shit already??" 😂🤣 I'll have you know I am buying this album once again (for like, what? the 4th time??) to pick up the new sick "sea blue gel" vinyl variant of this modern classic. Jfc Earache Records still knows how to grab my money, even after all these years haha. Have a feeling "Hiss" will be near the top of my Albums of the Decade list when all is said and done. What an absolute masterpiece.
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Even for this genre the sheer intensity of this album always manages to floor me. Might not be the most unique album under the sun but it doesn't have to be; the performances are tight and ferocious, the songwriting is dynamic and explosive, the production is crushing, it's just all things to a mathcore fan.
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The indescribable Fawn Limbs return with another LP that slams together grindcore, math rock & experimental music to jaw-dropping effect.
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The Alberta crushers hold tight to their rank, astral-gazing grindcore, staring down abyssal torment all the while.
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Harrowing breakdowns and unforgiving instrumentation maintain a palpable undercurrent of suspense across the Denver doom band's third LP.
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May Our Chambers Be Full
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I love the light and shade between Bryan's dirty and Emma's forlorn vocals. There are so many layers to this recording that are driven home through contrast. Plus the riffs are brilliant and get me moving. I can't stop listening to Thou and Emma in general lately.
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