Forged from a meeting of two uncompromising forces, ‘Mental Wounds Not Healing’ unites Uniform and The Body in a collaboration that pushes both acts far beyond their respective foundations. The project began after the bands toured together in Europe, eventually evolving into a studio partnership that blended Uniform’s harsh industrial edge with The Body’s crushing experimental heaviness. Recorded between Providence’s Machines With Magnets studio and makeshift sessions in Brooklyn, the album captures a raw and volatile creative process.

Across ‘Mental Wounds Not Healing’, the interplay between vocalists Michael Berdan and Chip King becomes central, their voices colliding in tense, unsettling duets. Mechanical beats, distorted synth bass, and corrosive guitars form a dense, oppressive atmosphere that reflects the album’s themes of psychological confinement, anxiety, and despair. Tracks like "Dead River" and "Come and See" build relentless pressure, while pieces such as "The Boy With Death in His Eyes" and "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" deepen the record’s nightmarish tone. Drawing inspiration from horror literature and film, the album unfolds as a bleak psychological landscape. ‘Mental Wounds Not Healing’ stands as a fierce and immersive collaboration that blurs the boundaries between industrial noise, experimental metal, and electronic darkness.

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