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Danish band Violence, which combines the dreamy tones of the '80s and the sound of modern rock music in its biggest format, today released its debut album Area Sub Rosa - on LP (white vinyl) and digital format via Last Mile Records.
Violence's sonic terrain is forged of melancholic and transcending tones. The weightless universe draws multiple parallels to The Cure's Disintegration-era, and Slowdive understood and conveyed into a newly interpreted and up-to-date context. The major-scale tones and airtight production (Chris Kreutzfeldt - Møl/Cabal/Siamese) will besides that create associations to pompous stadium rock bands like The 1975 and Bring Me The Horizon.
As yet another spice in the musical cocktail, Violence adds a dash of wildness and carelessness often found in the punk genre. Punk has had enormous importance for the band - that with more than one hundred European concerts - would categorize themselves as experienced in the underground music environment without blinking. The members were known as the hardcore/punk band Woes back then - a band that has since been shelved in search of a sound that resonates more with the visions of the members. Link
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