NEWS: Make Them Suffer premier “Black Sheep”!

Two years after their self titled album saw the cold light of day Australian Metalcore heavyweights Make Them Suffer have resurfaced with single “Black Sheep“. Produced and mixed by Dan Braunstein (Spiritbox, Holding Absence) the track explores the unspoken loneliness that can accompany life on tour, from feeling disconnected from the world back home to struggling to find a sense of belonging – even within your own surroundings.

Vocalist Sean Harmanis shares: “To be able to do music full time is a gift that I will never take for granted and always cherish. However, to be able to live such a unique lifestyle is often equally as rewarding as it can be isolating. Something I’ve observed in myself and others who also tour full-time is often a sense of loneliness and a lack of belonging, as well as an inability to connect with others or fit in. The more time you spend in your bunk, the more foreign life outside of the parameters of touring can feel, and the more distant your relationships back home become.”

“Black Sheep is about being the outcast. It’s a statement about the band itself after grinding for years, and feeling as if we’ve only become recognised in recent times. We’re very proud to be where we are today and I truly believe that the unique sound we’ve cultivated is a result of not being accepted for as long as we have. There’s always a silver lining.”