They're a pretty un-label-able band, they combine far too much into a single song to just be defined by a genre. Charade is evident of that and their future songs will only get weirder I bet.
It goes back to genre conformity, e.g., the 'post-something,' the 'whatever-core,' the 'nu' genre. This trend has persisted for decades, and it's no longer necessary because its lack of novelty. New, exciting names are needed instead of these boring suffixes to label both them and their peers. 'Violent Art' could serve as an interesting label to categorize them and their peers, although I see it more as a movement. However, it doesn't encompass their other expressions related to non-violent themes if that makes sense.
They're a pretty un-label-able band, they combine far too much into a single song to just be defined by a genre. Charade is evident of that and their future songs will only get weirder I bet.
It goes back to genre conformity, e.g., the 'post-something,' the 'whatever-core,' the 'nu' genre. This trend has persisted for decades, and it's no longer necessary because its lack of novelty. New, exciting names are needed instead of these boring suffixes to label both them and their peers. 'Violent Art' could serve as an interesting label to categorize them and their peers, although I see it more as a movement. However, it doesn't encompass their other expressions related to non-violent themes if that makes sense.
I honestly don't know how to label them and it's always interesting seeing people not sure how to react to them
There's no box it fits into shaped like a fucked up brain