Based in New York since 2004, the trio A Place to Bury Strangers claim the title of the Big Apple's heaviest rock band. These descendants of The Jesus and the Mary Chain and Joy Division released an explosive debut album of the same name in 2007. Signed to Mute Records, A Place to Bury Strangers confirmed their taste for noise rock with the following album, Exploding Head, released in 2009. In 2012, the EP Onwards to the Wall served as prologue to a dark, self-produced third album, Worship. Then reduced to the duo Oliver Ackermann-Dion Lunadon, the noise rock band recruited drummer Robi Gonzalez for their fourth effort, Transfixiation (2015), delivered after intensive touring.
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