In Contempt unleash anguished hardcore grind on new single and video "Severance" | Announce Hope Is A Dead Language EP

Announce Hope Is A Dead Language EP out September 11th on Unbeaten Records

Massachusetts’ In Contempt are crafting an unnerving blend of hardcore and grindcore that exudes with discontent. Today, the band announce their signing to Unbeaten Records and the Hope Is A Dead Language EP set for release on September 11th. The seven track EP hits extremely heavy, shattering through fervent rhythms, blast beats and a clever use of vocal samples from films. Guest features come from fellow Massachusetts bands Pathogenic, Greyloch and My Hands Were Tied.

Single “Severance,” out now, bursts with intensity from the start as vicious vocals combine with frantic walls of sound. The accompanying video matches the harsh energy of the track, as a performance from the band coincides with compulsive imagery.

Watch the video HERE and stream “Severance” HERE.

The band shares on the track:

“‘Severance’ is written about the harsh reality of losing a friend to an overdose when you didn’t know they had a problem. The spilt feeling of being heartbroken at the loss, and upset at that person at hiding it from you.”

Hope Is A Dead Language was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Alex Allinson at The Bridge Sound and Stage in Cambridge MA. It’s available for preorder now through Unbeaten Records.

In Contempt is Tyler Burque - Vocals, Jose Engracio - Guitar, William Jackson - Guitar, Zach Blacker - Drums, Chris Sanchez - Bass

Hope Is A Dead Language EP Tracklist:

1. A Year of Immeasurable Bullshit ft. Pathogenic

2. Severance

3. Trapped ft. Greyloch

4. An Injury of Ignorance and Pride

5. Covered in Leeches

6. Reflection Through Shattered Glass ft. My Hands Were Tied

7. The Wounds Never Close

Upcoming Shows:

8/20 Cambridge, MA @ Hardcore Stadium w/ Surfaced

9/25 Philadelphia, PA @ McDuffs’s w/ Mercy Whip

9/26 Binghamton, NY w/ Mercy Whip

9/27 Boston, MA @ Middle East (Record Release) w/ Pathogenic, My Hands Were Tied, Bad Move, and Greyloch