![News Added Jan 16, 2019 End Of Suffering is the band's third album. Named after the Buddhist term for enlightenment – it is the sound of a band entering an entirely new realm of the senses. A forty minute rock’n’rollercoaster of molten-hot bangers, scorched-soul ballads and grunge lullabies laced through with a lacerating lyrical honesty, […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/EOS_Vinyl_-_Mockup_-_White_Edition_-_1B_590x.jpg "Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes : END OF SUFFERING")
End Of Suffering is the band's third album. Named after the Buddhist term for enlightenment – it is the sound of a band entering an entirely new realm of the senses.
A forty minute rock’n’rollercoaster of molten-hot bangers, scorched-soul ballads and grunge lullabies laced through with a lacerating lyrical honesty, it’s both a stadium sized declaration of intent and a deeply personal cri-de-coeur.
With Cam Blackwood (George Ezra / Jack Savoretti) at the helm and legendary mixer Alan Moulder (Nine Inch Nails / Queens Of The Stone Age) sprinkling sonic stardust, the resultant album sees Carter, co-songwriter Dean Richardson and co not so much spreading their wings as running and leaping headfirst into heretofore uncharted waters. The album also features a collaboration with Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine) on the track Tyrant Lizard King. In an age of say-nothing pop and codified corporate rock, this album does what all great music should- lift the spirits and stir the soul.
