Praised by the likes of NPR and Pitchfork, the band has two new albums to promote, both of which were released last year. January’s “We Are Always Alone,” and October’s “Christfucker,” described by Stereogum as more wholesome, in the sense that there aren’t many screamo elements this time.
The Blue Note hosted the last Tampa show, but this go-around, the group has decided to go a touch larger scale, by setting up at Ybor City’s Crowbar.
Joining the fun are fellow metal/hardcore groups World Peace, Vacancy, Shining Wizard, and Dead Mirrors.
This article appears in Mar 24-30, 2022.