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Brain Tourniquet is Sinking Deeper Into Madness (and you can too)

Posted by Loren on August 29, 2026

Brain Tourniquet is Sinking Deeper Into Madness (and you can too)
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Iron Lung Records just announced a new Brain Toruniquet album, titled Sinking Deeper Into Madness, out in one month on Sept. 25. Think powerviolence meets hardcore meets punk with twists and turns along the way.

Preorders are available now.

Tracklist:

1. Sinking Deeper Into Madness (1:10)
2. Concentrate (3:11)
3. Eyes Wide Open (1:34)
4. This Is Forever (1:12)
5. No Reason Left (3:03)
6. Brain Wave Synchronizer (1:51)
7. Best For Me (1:01)
8. Can You Call This Life? (1:00)
9. Castrated Mind (1:26)
10. Tomorrow Never Knows (6:05)

Brain Tourniquet is Sinking Deeper Into Madness (and you can too)
photo by @__c__h__o__n__

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