The Suffering "Our Fathers Turn In Their Graves" Format:LP - Eco Mix Time To Heal

Time To Heal

Fueled by a growing lyrical pessimism alongside the musical rise of a more metallic delivery

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LMI explore the cavernous recesses of the mind on “Excess Subconscious” with a series of menacing shrieks and snarls

With its combination of O’Sullivan’s striking imagery and first-hand accounts by those who were there

The Suffering "Our Fathers Turn In Their Graves" Format:LP - Eco Mix Time To HealDelivering a thundering metal onslaught with a sturdy hardcore spine, The Suffering live up to their dour name on a debut album of unbridled aggression. Members of the band are hardly strangers to playing abrasive music with scene veterans from notable acts such as Bleeding Through, Light This City, Mean Season, First Blood, etc. And all respect to the past, of course, but when The Suffering divert somewhat from former paths, opting instead for a