Back in 2013, Pill Friends released their debut album, Blessed Suffering, and followed that up the next year with the Fade Into Nothing EP; later this month, the drab-punk Pennsylvania group is back with another new album, Child Sacrifice.
If those dark and defeatist titles speak to anything about the band,
it’s that it has often served as an outlet for the messiest of emotions
over the past few years, an excising of singer and main songwriter Ryan
Wilson’s personal demons. His droll voice grounds every Pill Friends
song, which often feel like they’ve been locked away for a long while
gathering dust. “Bleed,” a full-band recording of a demo
from 2013, is stormy yet inviting — it’s a wonder and a testament to
the band’s strength that the song, with its chorus of “All that love
never killed/ Will never mean anything at all,” still manages to sound
so uplifting. Listen and watch a new video directed by Stephen Tringali.
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