A band fluent in endurance and innovation, thriving against varying states of flux for over a decade, it’s in 2024 that Make Them Suffer have arrived at their most galvanised era to date, today releasing their brand new self-titled album, out now via Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records.
A full-circle moment, Make Them Suffer‘s self-titled album spans 11 tracks of inventive ferocity, with the five-piece in unwavering control of their sonic identity. Bound with lashings of melodic light and blistering shade, the album also fearlessly steps into new creative terrain.
Accompanying the release of their brand new self-titled record, today Make Them Suffer have also shared a new visualizer for the album’s closing track, Small Town Syndrome.
“I really like the lyrics,” shares vocalist Sean Harmanis of the album’s closing track. “It’s describing someone trying to flee their hometown. They live in a small town and everyone’s always watching you and talking about each other, so there’s this paranoia and this sort of fear surrounding all of that.”
“That song’s pretty much about Perth. I like that lyrical content, and on the flip side, it’s just very fun to sing.”
MAKE THEM SUFFER TRACK LISTING:
01. The Warning
02. Weaponized
03. Oscillator
04. Doomswitch
05. Mana God
06. Epitaph
07. No Hard Feelings
08. Venusian Blues
09. Ghost Of Me
10. Tether
11. Small Town Syndrome
Read the review here.
