The Passion Of

The New Orleans-based quartet unleashes a chaotic, blisteringly fast collision of hardcore punk, heavy industrial beats, and queer protest music. Driven by screeching power tools, relentless drum machines, and Alli Logout's fierce, commanding vocal delivery, the album confronts societal rot, gentrification, and political hypocrisy. It acts as an intensely physical, aggressively danceable document of marginalized rage.