Holographic Violence bruce-pavitt instead of jostling for social

instead of jostling for social position

It’s partially shaped by his own reflection on being a parent and watching his son

With the notable inclusion of 3 songs with subdued yet urgent vocals courtesy of Chris Martin

Here’s what we had to say about the Shins debut record circa 2001

some noisey shit

Holographic Violence bruce-pavitt instead of jostling for socialHolographic Violence is Grave Babies second Hardly Art full length, and further explores the themes of nihilism, the pending doom of mankind, and shaming humanity, which the band has been building their gloomy reputation on since the beginning. Recorded with Mark Gajadhar (Blood Brothers, Past Lives) on Orcas Island. All LPs include a download code.