Australian vegan deathcore band To The Grave have released "Torture P*rn," another single from their forthcoming record Liberation Front, due October 2 via BLKIIBLK, with an accompanying lyric video by videographer Chris Zagas. "'Torture P*rn' might be the biggest fight riff song we have," vocalist Dane Evans said of the track, adding that he wanted to state bluntly that the band does not care whether listeners hate them, what they stand for, or how they choose to stand for it.
Evans described Liberation Front as born from a conversation on tour last year in Australia, when the band decided to make a sequel to its earlier record Director's Cuts. He called the result "something between that and a more pissed off brother to Everyone's A Murderer," with "a bit of everything pushed to 100 with a really bleak kind of aggression."
Liberation Front runs ten tracks: "Meat the Humans," "Nail Mary," "Torture P*rn," "Eyestalk Ablations," "Life Among the Septics," "Calf Slicer," "Limb From Lamb," "You Know the Drill," "Terrorfire" and "The World Is a Slaughterhouse." A limited red-and-black marbled vinyl variant is available for pre-order.
The band heads out on a North American tour beginning September 17 in Chicago and running through mid-October, with support rotating across the run from Backbiter, Tracheotomy, Squelching, I Declare War and Ameonna, and stops including Toronto, Baltimore, Nashville, Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle and Denver.
To The Grave is an Australian vegan deathcore band, a description its members wear as bluntly as any of their song titles. The new single lands in the release calendar alongside a wave of fall metal releases, and keeps up the band's pattern of shock-value titles going back to Everyone's A Murderer.
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- To The Grave released the single Torture P*rn
- The song is off the upcoming album Liberation Front, due October 2
- Vocalist Dane Evans called it maybe their biggest fight-riff song yet
- The band is Australian and plays vegan deathcore
- A North American tour begins September 17 in Chicago
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