Holy Scum – the venture that includes Motion Beat/GNOD co-founder Chris Haslam and Mike Mare (aka Mike Manteca) from legendary NJ hip-hop New duo Dälek – is about to launch their new file All We Have Is By no means on June 6. We’re streaming the band’s single “I Am The Land” proper now, which is someplace between a noise rock burner and this type of somber industrial factor… it is superior.
All We Have Is By no means was created at Black Bay Studios on Nice Bernera, a two hour plus ferry journey from anyplace and all over the place.
“Our isolation there was our salvation, and a much-needed cleanse after a yr of relentless misfortune,” explains the band’s Peter Taylor. “This new file developed from years of jams, developed collaboratively with Mike within the studio, however the interval previous this album was a real nightmare. We endured an eleven-month limbo. We had been paralysed, unable to launch music, replenish sold-out merchandise, and even carry out stay.”
Mare added: On that island you could possibly really feel the vitality of the land, you could possibly really feel its previous. This file is about shifting ahead, letting go, being grounded in your self and with the earth. The title is a nod to the truth that all the pieces ends – good, dangerous, ugly, stunning. That it’s not a foul factor. It’s a rebirth each time. We will spend a lifetime collectively having shared experiences however residing separate realities. I don’t assume it’s nihilistic. The despair turns into hope for positive.”
Pre-orders for All We Have Is By no means are available here.
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