
7 April 1998 · 29 YEARS
In Mass Mind
The Make-Up
The recording prioritizes a frantic, rhythmic garage-punk foundation over studio refinement. By stripping away production polish, the band highlights a singular intersection where soul music meets post-hardcore styles. This approach transforms the recording process into a stage for raw, high-energy output that demands attention from the listener.
As part of the D.C. underground scene, the band focuses on their liberation theology concept throughout the session. The result is a project that feels more like a staged event than a standard studio effort. Each track pushes the energy forward, keeping the mood tense and confrontational from start to finish.