Summary: All We Have Is Never is the powerful second album from HOLY SCUM, merging noise-laden industrial post-punk with a bleak, apocalyptic vibe. Recorded on the remote Isle of Lewis, the album starts with a dreamlike calm before plunging into relentless sonic chaos, drawing inspiration from bands like Killing Joke, Godflesh, and Swans. Tracks like “Waves Of Laughter” and the epic “Like December” showcase a haunting mix of harsh electronics and evocative soundscapes, encapsulating a beautifully bleak experience.
Discussion Prompt: How does HOLY SCUM’s unique blend of industrial punk and post-punk reflect the current socio-political climate, and can music truly serve as a weapon for social commentary in this way?
