Experimental Hardcore  /  Richmond, VA
New Album: Mouthful of Glass →
01 — Album
Mouthful of Glass album cover
Mouthful
of Glass
Release2026 — Independent
ProducerNOX / Fault Choir
Tracks10 — 37:02
Ten tracks. Thirty-eight minutes. The record moves like geological disaster — slow accumulation followed by sudden irreversible collapse. The production sits between white-hot abrasion and maximalist density: every silence is loaded, every explosion is precise.
  1. 01 Fault Lines 1:47
  2. 02 Ultramourning 3:12
  3. 03 Every Wound Sings 4:01
  4. 04 Static Deity 2:33
  5. 05 Collapse Architecture 5:18
  6. 06 Mouth First 1:23
  7. 07 Beautiful Damage 3:44
  8. 08 The Shape of Ruin 6:02
  9. 09 Meridian 2:08
  10. 10 Mouthful of Glass 7:14
02 — Members
Cael Morrow
I
CAEL MORROW
Vocals
Frontman and primary lyricist. Former member of post-hardcore outfit Nadir Address. Morrow's approach is architectural — he treats vocal arrangement like a system under stress, layering scream, bark, clean melody, and spoken word within the same song structure.
DRAWS FROM: Jacob Bannon, Dan (The Armed), Alex Winslow
Jude Farris
II
JUDE FARRIS
Guitar
The kinetic center of the band's sound. Farris studied music theory formally, which he uses in reverse — to find the dissonance within structure. His playing is aggressively physical, all motion and forward force.
DRAWS FROM: Kurt Ballou, Ben Koller, Nolan Garrett
NOX
III
NOX
Bass / Production
Identity undisclosed by choice. NOX functions as the band's sonic architect — handling bass live and serving as primary engineer and producer in the studio. The skull mask is not performance; it is policy.
DRAWS FROM: The Armed (collective model), Full of Hell, Haxan Cloak
Seth Crane
IV
SETH CRANE
Drums
Controlled aggression made physical. Crane's playing is the band's paradox — technically precise in the midst of apparent chaos. He understands time signatures as containers, not constraints.
DRAWS FROM: Ben Koller, Spencer Seim, Tony Laureano
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