Leather Laces out of Italy is not just making music, it's unleashing mayhem. Their second single, "Heavy Machine Gun," is an instrumental two and a half minute blitzkrieg that hits like a carefully planned military operation. Brutal, methodical, and expertly designed, the song builds upon the chaos created in their first single, "Rocket Launcher," with sharper clarity and a higher dose of urgency.
From the first sound of precision marching soldiers to the final stomp, "Heavy Machine Gun" pushes the listener into a mechanized march of distortion, grit, and unrelenting rhythm.
Led by a razor-sharp Linn Drum, and supported by charred guitars and liquid acid homages, Leather Laces' punishing mix speaks the dialect of combat without ever uttering a single word.
Leather Laces operates like a tightly-knit task force: SHOE is the rhythmic core, DripString applies analog injuries, Chokeloop offers a tension loop, and Slughair simulates calculated chaos. What they create is pure propulsion. It's the soundtrack of dystopic futures and secret resistance.
No singing. No compromise. Just sheer force. This is not music for the faint of heart. It is a signal flare for those drawn to the idea of sonic warfare. And Leather Laces is nowhere near done, with "Marching in the Fog" set to drop August 25, they are just loading the next round.