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We Don't Ride Llamas shares intensely personal offering "(2-Inch) Grave"

  • April 8, 2024
  • Malvika Padin
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Austin-based Afro punk/metal act We Don't Ride Llamas shares intensely personal offering "(2-Inch) Grave," rooted in their captivating narrative-driven style. Paying homage to those impacted by the devastation of 2021’s Winter Storm Uri, the track is heart-wrenching yet powerful production honors the memory of those lost and protests against the greed that claimed their lives.

Inviting us on cathartic journey that taps into emotive cores, the track portrays genuine feelings during the storm with a consoling and comforting vibe, that reminds us we aren’t alone.

With a genre-bending musicality encapsulating rock, punk and metal, the band  channels raw emotion and storytelling prowess on each release, We Don't Ride Llamas foster authenticity and connection with their ability to craft a musical space where shared experiences and relatable emotions converge.

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