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Duhkha to release debut album “A Place You Can’t Come Back From” on August 9th 2024

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June 11, 2024
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Duhkha A Place You Can’t Come Back From coverHailing from Southern California, Duhkha is comprised of members who have cut their teeth in the hardcore and metal scene over the past two decades, playing in bands like Eighteen Visions, Seizures, Teeth, and Dangers.

Shortly after forming in 2020, Duhkha released their self-titled 7″ in 2021 on Escapist Records. The band then spent much of 2021 and 2022 playing shows with the likes of Stick To Your Guns, END and Pressure Cracks before entering the studio in 2023.

Today, they are proud to announce debut album “A Place You Can’t Come Back From”, available on August 9th, 2024, via Good Fight Music.

The band has also shared the crushing first single “Ictal” – check it out below. Across 11 tracks of chaotic and aggressive metallic hardcore, Duhkha has created something new for fans of Coalesce, Deadguy, Botch, and Meshuggah.

“Musically, this song was very heavily influenced by the chaotic thrash of earlier Coalesce”, says bassist Keith Barney. “I really wanted to lean into the weird time signatures, pauses, starts and stops and to resolve everything with a traditional 4/4 breakdown in the end. We have various types of songs on the album – but this one feels like it captures the overall idea and energy of Duhkha”.

“Ictal” serves as an introduction to the experimentation listeners can expect from the new album. A grinding, chaotic masterclass in extreme music, the song meshes razorblade riffs, pummeling drums and anguished vocals to evoke a climate of fear and aggression. Influenced by the ‘golden age’ of metallic hardcore, djent and death metal, the band merges these styles into an extremely well-crafted song with a unique sonic edge.

“‘Ictal’ lights the spark to the album with an immediate punch of chaos and heavy”, continues vocalist Cameron Miller. “I wanted to write a song that thematically prefaced the album, and when Keith presented the music to us, I knew it had to be the first track”.

“A Place You Can’t Come Back From” will be available in a vinyl pressing of 100 Milky Clear w/ Heavy White Splatter (Good Fight Exclusive) and 300 Neon Green from Good Fight Music. There will also be 12 / 20 hand numbered, silk-screened test pressings available for purchase. Additionally, Limited To One in Manhattan will carry an exclusive edition with an alternate silk-screened, hand numbered cover. This can only be purchased in store at 221 E. 10th St, New York, NY 10003.

Pre-order & pre-save “A Place You Can’t Come Back From” here.

Tracklist:
1. Ictal
2. Arrows (feat. James Hart)
3. Echo Theft
4. Ascension Night
5. Defecting Our Vanished Light
6. I
7. Heaven Screen
8. A Crisis Area Forever (feat. Trevor Friedrich
9. Dweller on the Threshold
10. Revelator
11. null

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