All you are is we

On their debut 'All you are is we', Vancouver's Emma Goldman channels radical political thought into a ferocious and inventive strain of hardcore punk with strong screamo and sasscore undercurrents. The album's songwriting is defined by a dynamic, chaotic energy, blending metallic riffs, frantic drumming, and vicious dual vocals, while also detouring into electronic textures and spoken word passages. The production captures a raw, abrasive sound that complements lyrical themes of late-stage capitalism, social disillusionment, and collective struggle, creating a work that is both punishing and forward-thinking.