Torment & Glory Seattle, Washington
The solo project of Brian Cook (Russian Circles, SUMAC, Botch, TAAS)
These are imperfect songs about
imperfect people made under imperfect circumstances. Harnessing folk traditions, country storytelling, kosmische drones, punk scrappiness, and sludgy distortion into a warm, enveloping sound that feels like floating in the womb.
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