Supine - No Altar For The Company Man - Vinyl
This summer Philadelphia's Supine return and the time they took writing their first full-length record was certainly worth the wait.
No Altar For The Company Man" is a cohesive debut album from Philadelphia's Supine. Combining thought-provoking visual art with dark chaotic riffs and intense poetic lyrics, the band stands out as a rarity and something to be cherished in the current hardcore scene. With its nine tracks of heavy, noisy and sometimes dissonant screamo sound the album comes along like a huge thunder storm. It is made for fans of Welcome The Plague Year, Portrayal Of Guilt, or Ostraca.
also available from I.CORRUPT.RECORDS in Europe.
This summer Philadelphia's Supine return and the time they took writing their first full-length record was certainly worth the wait.
No Altar For The Company Man" is a cohesive debut album from Philadelphia's Supine. Combining thought-provoking visual art with dark chaotic riffs and intense poetic lyrics, the band stands out as a rarity and something to be cherished in the current hardcore scene. With its nine tracks of heavy, noisy and sometimes dissonant screamo sound the album comes along like a huge thunder storm. It is made for fans of Welcome The Plague Year, Portrayal Of Guilt, or Ostraca.
also available from I.CORRUPT.RECORDS in Europe.
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This summer Philadelphia's Supine return and the time they took writing their first full-length record was certainly worth the wait.
No Altar For The Company Man" is a cohesive debut album from Philadelphia's Supine. Combining thought-provoking visual art with dark chaotic riffs and intense poetic lyrics, the band stands out as a rarity and something to be cherished in the current hardcore scene. With its nine tracks of heavy, noisy and sometimes dissonant screamo sound the album comes along like a huge thunder storm. It is made for fans of Welcome The Plague Year, Portrayal Of Guilt, or Ostraca.
also available from I.CORRUPT.RECORDS in Europe.
