album · February 17, 2015

Transfixiation

A Place to Bury Strangers

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The band's fourth album, "Transfixiation," further cemented their reputation for visceral, feedback-drenched sonic assaults, balancing their relentless intensity with moments of surprising melodicism.

• Recorded at Brooklyn's Grand Street Recording with producer Jason Shaw, "Transfixiation" was the first A Place to Bury Strangers album to be released on the Dead Oceans label.
• The album produced the singles "I'll Never Forgive You" and "Supermaster," with the latter featuring a notable music video directed by Joe Hamilton.
• Following its release, the band embarked on an extensive tour supporting the album, continuing their tradition of delivering chaotic and immersive live performances.

A Place to Bury Strangers is a Brooklyn-based band known for their overwhelmingly loud, effects-laden, and dissonant take on noise rock and psychedelic rock. At the time of "Transfixiation," they were deep into their signature sound, having moved to the prominent indie label Dead Oceans.