Heavy New York // Street Sects // Interview

[@liamobrien6044]

Love these guys, end position does not get enough credit for its amazing blend of plunderphonics and industrial; and noise of course! They need so much more attention!

[@sonicboom20078]

Shaun is a genius producer. Good interview!

[@monstersock980]

one of my all time favorites. fate on her knees took me in a chokehold when I first found it on bandcamp

[@liquidpebbles7475]

amazing band, great inverview!

[@PjKneisel]

great interview!

[@beanerup1030]

great insight, great questioning. once these guys hit my radar and saw them earlier in TX this year i became addicted

[@LoL12911]

At 1:50 Leo realizes he left the oven on

[@seandaly2211]

He left grandma's green bean casserole in there

[@RevRyukin7]

Shaun sounds almost just like Hasan (from twitch)

[@smugism1685]

they sound much more friendlier and less aggressive than what I imagined in my head. Totally unexpected from a group that writes such pessimistic and bleak lyrics.

[@bbgtori]

nihilism doesn't warrant aggression

[@seandaly2211]

That's a lot of musicians who make angry stuff. Get all the angry stuff out on the song so in real life they're hella chill