Wristmeetrazor release new song, “Anemic (The Same Six Words)”

Washington, D.C. metalcore band Wristmeetrazor have premiered their new song, “Anemic (The Same Six Words),” in official visualizer form — check out the clip below. The track is the second single to come off the band’s upcoming sophomore record, ‘Replica of a Strange Love,’ which officially drops on June 11, 2021 trough Prosthetic Records.

Vocalist/bassist Justin Fornof comments, “The song is an observation I’ve made over years of playing music and being involved in music scenes. It’s indicative of both human nature and the insecurity-plagued social media nightmare we routinely subject ourselves to. We are uniquely judged by peers who don’t know us, who secretly anticipate our failures. I think it’s the most relatable set of lyrics on the record.”

Fornof adds, “I created a metaphor when writing the lyrics that I thought summed up the entire concept. You’re trapped at the bottom of a dark well, treading water while the level slowly fills. The longer you tread, the more leeches you attract. More and more effort is exerted to keep your head above the surface, and the closer you to get to climbing out the more blood is drained from your body. In a lot of ways, it’s a Catch 22: You either escape as a shell of who you used to be or sink and become a leech.”

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‘Replica of a Strange Love’ track listing:
01. “Our Distress Entwined”
02. “Last Tango In Paris”
03. “Sycophant”
04. “Nietzsche Is Dead”
05. “Love’s Labor’s Lost”
06. “Anemic (The Same Six Words)”
07. “Eyes of Sulfide”
08. “Dies Irae”
09. “99 & 44/100”
10. “A Fractured Dovetail Romance”
11. “This Summer’s Sorrow II: Growing Old In The Waiting Place”
12. “All The Way Alive”

Wristmeetrazor are:
Justin Fornof — Vocals/Bass
Jonah Thorne — Guitar
Tyler Norris — Guitar
Bryan Prosser — Drum

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