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by hawak

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rahnos
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rahnos Love this album. Hard to pick a fave track Favorite track: the hands we remove.
indigoboom90
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indigoboom90 I am fairly confident that this is already a contender for Rock AOTY.

The immense weight of emotion being thrown around from track to track is precisely the sort of thing that makes me fall in and never fall out of love with albums on first, second, nth listens.

And this is their debut album. Holy balls. Favorite track: burden sharing.
m
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m Never thought I'd hear traditional vietnamese folk music on a hardcore song. This really struck a deep, emotional chord I didn't know I had. Amazing production and record.
MDS
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MDS So I’ve been listening to screamo for a very very long time and I haven’t heard an album this powerful since Loma Prieta’s IV. That right there was my peak a long time ago with good releases here and there since, until this very record came out.

These folks got it. The intensity, the drive, the absolute insane atmosphere. It feels personal. It feels like you know them better after listening. It’s beautiful. Favorite track: shattered mirror.
m porter
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m porter The almighty Hawak has finally blessed us with this ham fisted, whirlwind of an Lp. Bringing to mind some of the best nostalgic feelings of skramz-past, I haven’t been this excited for screamo in a very long time. Think Ten Thousand Leagues and prime Loma with a heavy dose of melodic prowess and depth as city of caterpillar. Love it, instant classic. Favorite track: haiyan.
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1.
realign 03:46
an ocean’s length that separates shores of past disintegrate treading tradition to see if a path clears a light behind me disappears gasp of breath in the face of fear treading tradition to see a path, but I can’t see past my hands drifting aimless with arms outstretched tangled vines take hold of my neck can I find a way to a place I can call home?
2.
we see them stalking resentful with lust in their eyes guilt from their act still on their hands we intend to survive call them all by name then break every chain nothing is forever take care of each other when our world collapses we will die together call them by name burn every cloak so they can be seen call them by name look at their hands remember the stains call them by name conjure the past then bear the weight sever the wrists the hands we remove hold the chains were are trying to break
3.
existence is binding bound to this flesh a collection of cultures to add to this mess treading tradition we sink into debt we pay with our time, our blood, and our sweat in the dark of life it leaves us blind this is not the time to close our eyes embrace your broken body
4.
trapped in my thoughts I’m held hostage in body I dwell do you know the feeling of being divided by imaginary lines?
5.
endless pieces lost in ripples sinking steady taken in wars the lives that we buried the children we starve the shores that we litter with debt paid in
6.
you just say her name you just feel her pain tracing separate circles in time counting the points where we collide past and present torn reflection different paths same direction it’s an unforgiving reminder: nothing takes away the price we pay to own our pain. we own our pain.
7.
nước 01:53
drag yourself out, out from the past leave it in time, it will outlast the void that you carry heavy on your back tracing fingers along reflections retracting in shame you ask yourself “mày là ai” (who are you?)
8.
unseen 02:42
unseen isolated unclean unfamiliar unseen isolated and captive outcast presence I tried to have stand alone stand aside your norms are not mine
9.
disinter 04:51
thorn in my mind lost will, lost time grasping nothing weight keeps crushing I close my eyes stranded in time open them after I feel the pressure drop
10.
haiyan 04:28
it’s easy to feel alone in this world of pieces left behind and built on your parents’ backs. there’s nothing you can do when you see it crumble all around you. we’re here with you. we’ll stay with you. we’re still with you. when your storm passes we will light your way there. when your path darkens we will light your way there.

credits

released August 1, 2021

ben truong//guitar
jonathan ruiz//bass+vox
joshua mendoza//drums
tomm nguyen//guitar+vox

recorded at The Atomic Garden in Oakland, CA with Jack Shirley

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jon ruiz
tomm nguyen
josh mendoza

Bay Area jungle-asian punx doing a screamscape

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