Salvation Laughs In The Face Of A Grieving Mother

Psycho-Frame delivers a raw, unfiltered take on modern deathcore with their full-length debut, Salvation Laughs In The Face Of A Grieving Mother. Drawing influence from classic American death metal while channeling a chaotic, present-day urgency, the band’s sound is as deliberate as it is aggressive—built on tightly executed riffs, relentless drumming, and vocals that refuse to hold anything back.

What began as a casual collaboration between 2 guitarist/producer Hunter Youngand vocalist Mike Sugars quickly grew into something more serious. “Hunter and I were both getting off tours from our respective bands, playing games together a lot, and just got to talking,” Mike recalls. “The more that happened the more we said, ‘Let’s make something that we actually want to hear.’” The result was a series of early releases that gained fast traction, including 24 Hours Left, Remote God Seeker, and Automatic Death Protocol, all of which helped and the band among Revolver’s “Top 5 Deathcore Bands Right Now.”