On this episode of Hardcore Dropout, I talk with Mike Sugars from Psycho-Frame about their brutal new album Salvation Laughs in the Face of a Grieving Mother. We get into what it means to sign with Sharptone Records, how the band went from a side project to a full-time touring machine, and the deathcore influences that shaped their sound. If you’re into heavy riffs, dark lyrics, and bands leveling up fast, don’t miss this one.
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On this episode of Hardcore Dropout, I talk with Mike Sugars from Psycho-Frame about their brutal new album Salvation Laughs in the Face of a Grieving Mother. We get into what it means to sign with Sharptone Records, how the band went from a side project to a full-time touring machine, and the deathcore influences that shaped their sound. If you’re into heavy riffs, dark lyrics, and bands leveling up fast, don’t miss this one.
In this episode, my friend Michael and I dive into how much we love the new Callous Daoboys album I Don’t Wanna See You in Heaven. We talk about the wild mix of mathcore chaos and catchy pop sensibility, the clever and emotional lyricism, and the themes that really stuck with us. It’s one of the most exciting heavy records we’ve heard in a while, and we had a blast breaking it all down.
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On this episode of Hardcore Dropout, I talk with Mike Sugars from Psycho-Frame about their brutal new album Salvation Laughs in the Face of a Grieving Mother. We get into what it means to sign with Sharptone Records, how the band went from a side project to a full-time touring machine, and the deathcore influences that shaped their sound. If you’re into heavy riffs, dark lyrics, and bands leveling up fast, don’t miss this one.