"More Pain's forthcoming debut self-titled EP is an ugly affair, ripping with short bursts of speed, thrash riffs, and gnarly vocals... It's interesting because most people that know Nick from his work in the Yeah Yeah Yeahs probably wouldn't expect such brutality."
- No Echo
Stream all 1.5 minutes of this brutal EP in its entirety as well as read Justin Pearson's thoughts on working with Nick Zinner over the years, via No Echo, here.
MORE PAIN is thrash turned rotten, riding a vile wave of scum all the way in from sea. Hints of Head Wound City creep its way into the chaos, as two long time comrades, Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and Justin Pearson (Dead Cross, The Locust, Retox), create a scathing score meant for surfing witches and black magick in the sand. A powder keg equal parts blast beat, feedback and vocals meant to annihilate all in its path, the fuse is short, the tracks are shorter.
The project's debut self-titled EP will be released on limited edition x-ray Flexi disc, with layout by The Black Moon Design, through Three One G Records on April 19th. Preorder, here.
More Pain s/t:
1. Hammering Tenderness
2. Life & Leisure
3. Unfaithful Disadvantage
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