19/05/2025
Chronicle: 🔥 CHAMBER – A Love to Kill For 🔥
🗓️ Released: July 14, 2023
🏷️ Label: Pure Noise Records
🎧 Genre: Mathcore / Metallic Hardcore / Metalcore / Noise Hardcore
Born from chaos, A Love to Kill For shows Chamber at their most unhinged. Across 14 tracks and 29 minutes, the Nashville unit strips away melody in favor of sheer violence — sharp, claustrophobic, and relentlessly hostile. ⚔️🩸
The album unfolds like a descent — driven by surgical precision, waves of screeching feedback, and vocals that sound more possessed than performed. Every track feels like a detonation, leaving nothing but wreckage and noise behind.
💀 Track highlights:
• Retribution – Frenzied and disorienting. Dissonant riffs and pure aggression. 🔥🚷
• Tremble – Tight, angular riffing channeling the raw energy of early 2000s metalcore. Think Parkway Drive’s debut Don’t Close Your Eyes — darker, rougher, more volatile. ⚙️🔥
• To Die in the Grip of Poison – Featuring Matt McDougal (Boundaries). Unstable and venomous — the final seconds feel suffocating. You just want to scream like the hostages in Counter-Strike: “Get me out of here!” ☣️🧱🗣️
• Devoured – With Matt Honeycutt (Kublai Khan TX). Thick, oppressive, and surgical. A masterclass in controlled chaos. 💣⚙️
• A Love to Kill For – The title track echoes Bless the Martyr-era Norma Jean. Mathcore carnage wrapped in slow, crushing tension. 🌫️🕳️
• Hopeless Portrait – 67 seconds of raw mathcore chaos. No filter, no warning — just one last punch to the jaw. 💥🧨
🔊 Chamber doesn’t offer hooks or choruses. They offer collapse.
This is music for when everything’s burning — and you choose to run into the flames.
⚠️ For fans of: END, Norma Jean (Bless the Martyr era), Unearth.
