Upcoming Release:
Sociasylum: Estonians Serve a "Harmony of Discordance" (and We're Headbanging Gracefully)
Calling all Estophiles and extreme music enthusiasts! Brace yourselves for the sonic assault that is Sociasylum's brand new EP, "Harmony of Discordance," dropping March 5th. This ain't your average cup of chamomile tea; this is a blackened hardcore hurricane ready to rip through your speakers and leave you questioning everything.
Think Tragedy's mosh-inducing anthems dipped in the icy blast of black metal, with a dash of grindcore's chaotic fury thrown in for good measure. Sociasylum isn't just here to melt your face; they're here to make you think about the bullshit in society, the abuse of power, and the struggle to survive. It's a potent cocktail of aggression and social commentary, served with enough dissonance to keep your head spinning (in a good way, of course).
This ain't their first rodeo, mind you. Since 2011, these Estonians have been shredding stages across Europe, sharing bills with legends like Tragedy, Comeback Kid, and Rotten Sound. They've evolved from their fastcore/powerviolence roots into a musical beast that defies easy categorization, drawing influences from every corner of the extreme music spectrum.
"Harmony of Discordance" promises three tracks of pure, unadulterated sonic warfare:
"Inertia" – You guessed it, this one's about the struggle to break free from the status quo, that feeling of being stuck in the mud while the world spins around you.
"Hands Of Desire/Where The Serpents Dream" – This double-barreled shotgun blast explores the dark side of human nature, where desire can lead to manipulation and suffering.
"Vanity" – A scathing indictment of society's obsession with appearances and the emptiness that lies beneath.
Recorded by Pjotr Latosev, mixed/mastered by Dovydas Auglys, and adorned with the unsettling artwork of Erik Hallik, this EP is a complete sensory experience.
Now, about the mosh pit elephant in the room: Is it good? Let me tell you, it's more than good. It's essential listening for anyone who craves music that challenges, confronts, and makes you move. Sociasylum isn't afraid to get ugly, to get real, and to get your blood pumping. This is extreme music at its finest, a perfect "Harmony of Discordance" that will leave you wanting more.
Mark your calendars, crank up the volume, and prepare to be sonically dismembered by Sociasylum. Just remember, don't blame me when you break something moshing.
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