Hammok ask When Does This Place Become Our Scene and answer with a mosh-pit weather system

Hammok’s When Does This Place Become Our Scene gets 2 July review attention, and the Norwegian trio sound like they are trying to rebuild community by detonating the room first. Pitchfork frames the album as equal parts claustrophobia and confrontation, with furious lyrics and thrashing hooks shaped by pandemic origins, touring energy and frustration at a live scene that did not simply bounce back into health. This is post-hardcore built for motion: clanking noise-rock, mosh-pit impact, bass pushed forward and lyrics delivered in shards rather than tidy arguments. The most interesting part is that the record is not only about anger. It is about the conditions that make a scene possible: rooms, people, politics, boycotts, metrics and the raw need to feel something together. Hammok sound like they want more than catharsis. They want the place to finally become theirs.

Source: https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/hammok-when-does-this-place-become-our-scene/