Sworn In
The Illinois quartet -composed of Tyler Dennen (Vocals), Eugene Kamlyuk (Guitar), Derek Bolman (Bass) and Christopher George (Drums)- cultivates a strong concoction of abrasive, angry music and raw, unfiltered emotional honesty. In recording and through live performances, Sworn In delivers an emotional outpour through words and with music to match that intensity. Produced by Produced by Kris Crummett (Issues, Crown The Empire), Sworn In’s third full-length album sees the group reach an apex of their indefinable assault thus far, gleefully stitching together a ragdoll of heavy metal, hardcore, goth, punk, and alternative best described as Slipknot covering The Black Parade. The album is the follow-up to the band’s 2015 release, The Lovers/The Devil, which earned acclaim from AXS, Alternative Press, New Noise Magazine, Blabbermouth, and Billboard, who praised the “originality” of their “punk-inspired cacophony of down-tuned mathcore.” They ravaged stages alongside everyone from Slayer to The Devil Wears Prada and Code Orange. After emerging from a two-year period of darkness, Sworn In broke their silence with the announcement of signing to Fearless Records, and they are eager to continue delivering their original take on modern day heavy music with a unique focus on visuals and theatrics.
The Illinois quartet -composed of Tyler Dennen (Vocals), Eugene Kamlyuk (Guitar), Derek Bolman (Bass) and Christopher George (Drums)- cultivates a strong concoction of abrasive, angry music and raw, unfiltered emotional honesty. In recording and through live performances, Sworn In delivers an emotional outpour through words and with music to match that intensity. Produced by Produced by Kris Crummett (Issues, Crown The Empire), Sworn In’s third full-length album sees the group reach an apex of their indefinable assault thus far, gleefully stitching together a ragdoll of heavy metal, hardcore, goth, punk, and alternative best described as Slipknot covering The Black Parade. The album is the follow-up to the band’s 2015 release, The Lovers/The Devil, which earned acclaim from AXS, Alternative Press, New Noise Magazine, Blabbermouth, and Billboard, who praised the “originality” of their “punk-inspired cacophony of down-tuned mathcore.” They ravaged stages alongside everyone from Slayer to The Devil Wears Prada and Code Orange. After emerging from a two-year period of darkness, Sworn In broke their silence with the announcement of signing to Fearless Records, and they are eager to continue delivering their original take on modern day heavy music with a unique focus on visuals and theatrics.