Revolverのインスタグラム(revolvermag) - 2月10日 05時57分

“I don’t believe in an afterlife, or believe in any sort of religion, so it’s really hard for me sometimes to find purpose in what I do,” says @harmsway13 singer James Pligge. He is addressing the bleak themes of “Sink,” a punishing, but philosophical, tune from the #Chicago hardcore band’s fourth album, ‘Posthuman,’ which is out today on @metalbladerecords. And while he matter-of-factly acknowledges the streak of nihilism behind his belief that we’re nothing more than just “bodies on earth,” he’s still making the most of his own mortal shell while he’s here. Part of that has to do with playing in #HarmsWay, of course, but he’s also found purpose through powerlifting. Read our interview with Pligge now on RevolverMag.com to find out how he battles anxiety through hardcore music and weight lifting. ? by @capturethecore

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