Blackened Deathcore
Louisville, United States
Louisville,
Worcester,
Greensboro,
Nashville,
Cleveland,
Saint Louis,
Atlanta,
Houston, United States
Irving,
The New Jersey quintet, LORNA SHORE, has returned and upped their sonic ante with new album, Pain Remains. “This was the hardest record that we’ve ever had to write,” says guitarist Adam De Micco. “The title came out when I was writing the album,” recalls Adam. “I had a lot going on personally. A lot of loss – and that came out in the songwriting.” Nothing makes that more apparent than the three-part album-shuttering opus, “Pain Remains” that stretches over 20 minutes, bludgeoning the listener with a sense of scale and raw emotion with Will venting over a tidal of cascading riffs, animalistic growls and swelling synths. “I always wanted to write a really sad death metal song, a deathcore love song,” says vocalist Will Ramos. “When I first heard the music, it had so much emotion – have you ever fallen in love in a dream and woken up and realized that none of it was real? It’s about chasing that emotion.” From the opening choral chants and orchestration (composed by guitarist Andrew O’Connor) of “Welcome Back, O’ Sleeping Dreamer” straight into labyrinth of musical twists, turns, technicalities and raw emotion at the core of tracks like “Sun//Eater” or “Soulless Existence”, LORNA SHORE has woven together a sprawling document of ambition, soul and ability that few can match. Clocking in at just over an hour, Pain Remains is as far-reaching in scope as any modern extreme metal album. It thinks big, pushing beyond preconception or musical boundaries.
Read moreThe New Jersey quintet, LORNA SHORE, has returned and upped their sonic ante with new album, Pain Remains. “This was the hardest record that we’ve ever had to write,” says guitarist Adam De Micco. “The title came out when I was writing the album,” recalls Adam. “I had a lot going on personally. A lot of loss – and that came out in the songwriting.” Nothing makes that more apparent than the three-part album-shuttering opus, “Pain Remains” that stretches over 20 minutes, bludgeoning the listener with a sense of scale and raw emotion with Will venting over a tidal of cascading riffs, animalistic growls and swelling synths. “I always wanted to write a really sad death metal song, a deathcore love song,” says vocalist Will Ramos. “When I first heard the music, it had so much emotion – have you ever fallen in love in a dream and woken up and realized that none of it was real? It’s about chasing that emotion.” From the opening choral chants and orchestration (composed by guitarist Andrew O’Connor) of “Welcome Back, O’ Sleeping Dreamer” straight into labyrinth of musical twists, turns, technicalities and raw emotion at the core of tracks like “Sun//Eater” or “Soulless Existence”, LORNA SHORE has woven together a sprawling document of ambition, soul and ability that few can match. Clocking in at just over an hour, Pain Remains is as far-reaching in scope as any modern extreme metal album. It thinks big, pushing beyond preconception or musical boundaries.
Some of Lorna Shore's most popular songs include To the Hellfire, Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames, Pain Remains II: After All I've Done, I'll Disappear. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Lorna Shore's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include To the Hellfire, Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames, Pain Remains II: After All I've Done, I'll Disappear, and more.
Lorna Shore is known for their distinctive sound in the blackened deathcore genre, often blending elements of melodic metalcore, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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