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Listen to Bodysnatcher’s hateful new single, Violent Obsession
Taken from April album Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home, Bodysnatcher have unleashed a new single about “obsessively living in that headspace of hatred…”
- Words:
- Emily Garner
- Photo:
- Alyssa Moreau
Bodysnatcher have just shared a raging (if you couldn’t already tell from that title) new single, Violent Obsession.
Taken from the deathcore gang’s forthcoming album Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home – which is due out on April 10 via MNRK Heavy – guitarist Kyle Carter reveals, “Violent Obsession to me expresses hate for a person to the extreme. It’s about revenge and what you wish you could do to this person who’s abused you, or taken advantage of you. It’s about obsessively living in that headspace of hatred and wanting them to feel how they made you feel.”
Speaking about the LP as a whole, Bodysnatcher say in a joint statement: “We’re extremely excited to finally start sharing this album with everyone. We think it’s the band’s strongest work. We finally accomplished the sound we’ve been aiming for from the start.”
Check out Violent Obsession below:
Catch the band live at the following:
Bodysnatcher UK tour with Ingested, Psycho-Frame and Big Ass Truck
March
4 Southampton Engine Rooms
5 Bristol The Fleece
6 Manchester Club Academy
7 Glasgow Slay
9 Belfast Limelight 2
10 Dublin Whelans
11 Leeds The Key Club
12 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
13 Birmingham Asylum
14 Plymouth The Depo
15 London The Garage
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- Lorna Shore: “The band’s growing so fast that it’s hard to keep your hands on the wheel. Sometimes you’ve got to let it drag you around”