The Silent Scream of “Suturing Burns” and the Sonic Resilience of 8K

In an era where the speed of playlists and instant consumption challenge musical depth, the band 8K emerges with “Suturing Burns,” a track that does exactly the opposite: it asks you to pause and face its intensity. The new release, scheduled for October 18th in partnership with the Musikorama Music label, is a brutal dive into the human psyche, a sonic representation of the internal struggle of those trying to find meaning amidst emotional chaos, combining the crushing weight of deathcore with melodic passages full of tension.

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“Suturing Burns” is one of those songs that carries the weight of the world in the subtext of its deep riffs and guttural screams that verge on the inhuman. Vocalist Fil Picolotto, who penned the lyrics, shares his own emotional journey, turning pain into poetry and vulnerability into strength. Influenced by bands like After the Burial and Oceans Ate Alaska, he builds a narrative about trying to rebuild oneself while everything around seems to fall apart. But instead of seeking serenity, what you hear is controlled chaos, where guitars tuned to extremely low tones and destructive breakdowns translate this whirlwind of feelings.

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This release marks a new chapter for the band. After years of consolidating a loyal fan base in metalcore, 8K now ventures into the depths of deathcore. With a new album scheduled for mid-2025 and a North American tour planned for the same period, the band takes a bold step toward the international market.

But what’s most impressive about “Suturing Burns” isn’t just the musical skill or impeccable production. It’s 8K’s ability to turn pain into art and remind us that deep down, we’re all just trying to suture our own burns, even when hell is lurking. It’s a song for those who have been in pieces and still had the courage to put them back together, even if they didn’t know where to start.

Cover art by He_Art | @hecoverart

Musically, the track navigates challenging and thrilling territory. The dense instrumental, performed by Paulo Rodrigues on guitar, Igor Dorand on bass, and Breno Carvalho on drums, creates an intense atmosphere, with fluid transitions between moments of aggression and melody.

“Suturing Burns” seeks to break barriers and speak directly to the wounds of those who listen. Don’t miss out – check out “Suturing Burns” in the player below and dive into the intense and virtuosic sound of 8K. https://bfan.link/suturing-burns