Make Them Suffer

A band fluent in endurance and innovation, thriving against varying states of flux
for over a decade, it's in 2024 that Make Them Suffer arrive at their most
galvanised era to date.

Self-produced alongside returning collaborator Jeff Dunne (Disturbed, Ice Nine
Kills, Fit For A King) on engineering, mixing and mastering duties, the album that
would become Make Them Suffer sprouted from arrangements conjured at home, with
the group eventually flying to Portland to record on site with Dunne in a short
two-week window between tours.

The final 11 tracks lying in wait throughout Make Them Suffer's expansive sonic
palette traverses everything from metalcore savagery (The Warning), through to
caustic deathcore (Mana God), palpitating vehemence (No Hard Feelings), frenzied
melodic dexterity (Venusian Blues), and piercing earworms (Tether). And in
quintessential Make Them Suffer fashion, the self-titled album encompasses a
variety of hard-hitting lyrical content, including post-doomsday ruminations,
abandonment, resentment, mental health, and anger, all woven with unbridled
authenticity reflecting the band's shared professional and personal experiences.