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Idle Heirs: Life Is Violence - CD
Idle Heirs: Life Is Violence - CD
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Title: Life Is Violence
Artist: Idle Heirs
Label: Relapse
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 781676758821
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2025-04-11
Number of Discs: 1
Idle Heirs make their Relapse Records debut with Life is Violence. The band, featuring Coalesce vocalist Sean Ingram (making his return to a proper album recording for the first time in over a decade), and acclaimed producer and musician Josh Barber, hail from the Kansas City area, and is a tight knit unit that hums with creativity and revels in the freedom of creating exactly what their hearts desire. For over a decade Ingram's focus had been elsewhere; due to the prolonged hiatus of Coalesce, music was no longer at the forefront of his artistic endeavors. When events - on both a global and personal level, and specifically, where the two intersect - conspired to bring Ingram to a place where music once again became essential, the seed for Idle Heirs was planted.
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Artist: Idle Heirs
Label: Relapse
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 781676758821
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2025-04-11
Number of Discs: 1
Idle Heirs make their Relapse Records debut with Life is Violence. The band, featuring Coalesce vocalist Sean Ingram (making his return to a proper album recording for the first time in over a decade), and acclaimed producer and musician Josh Barber, hail from the Kansas City area, and is a tight knit unit that hums with creativity and revels in the freedom of creating exactly what their hearts desire. For over a decade Ingram's focus had been elsewhere; due to the prolonged hiatus of Coalesce, music was no longer at the forefront of his artistic endeavors. When events - on both a global and personal level, and specifically, where the two intersect - conspired to bring Ingram to a place where music once again became essential, the seed for Idle Heirs was planted.
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