Noisy, disorienting, and fiercely immediate, ‘Hologram’ sees A Place To Bury Strangers returning to their rawest and most volatile form. Released on their own Dedstrange label, the EP strips things back to a primal core of distortion, feedback, and relentless energy. The songs feel urgent and unfiltered, capturing a sense of instability that mirrors the fractured reality in which they were created. Guitars screech and pulse through dense layers of noise, while driving rhythms anchor the chaos in something hypnotic and physical.

Written during a period marked by isolation and uncertainty, A Place To Bury Strangers channel themes of disconnection, loss, and emotional erosion into a sound that feels both cathartic and confrontational. There’s a constant push and pull between melody and abrasion, where moments of clarity emerge briefly before dissolving back into swirling distortion. With ‘Hologram’, A Place To Bury Strangers deliver a sharp, uncompromising statement—an intense, noise-soaked reflection of modern life that hits like a jolt to the system.

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