The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die

An album that finds the Connecticut-formed collective plumbing the depths of emotional ruin and emerging with their most scorched, unrelenting work yet.

Co- produced by guitarist Chris Teti (Fiddlehead, Anxious) and Greg Thomas (END, Misery Signals), the album exchanges the band's usual sprawl for something more serrated--folding djent-like heft and post-hardcore volatility into their post-everything DNA. If 'Illusory Walls' was their grand reckoning, 'Dreams Of Being Dust' is the aftermath: raw, furious, alive. But even amid the chaos, the band's core remains intact-- a belief in community, resistance, and making sense of the world through sheer volume and vulnerability.

TWIABP have always blurred the lines between hope and despair, and here, that duality feels sharper than ever.