State Violence

Remote Viewing return with their fourth studio album, State Violence, and it feels like their most direct, hard-hitting record yet. Across seven tracks, the London quintet lean fully into a sound built from grinding sludge metal weight and the blast of noise rock.

An unapologetic response to rising injustice, social division, extreme wealth and human atrocities, State Violence is all about volume, pressure and purpose. It was recorded at Bear Bites Horse Studio with longtime collaborator Wayne Adams, producer, engineer and member of Petbrick.

Formed from the ashes of Palehorse, Remote Viewing feature members of Sly and The Family Drone and Hands Up Who Wants To Die. If your shelves hold Unsane, Breach, Swans, Codeine, Shallow North Dakota, Baptists, Kowloon Walled City, Amenra or The Jesus Lizard, this should hit the spot.