On this episode, Captain Kaye and Nick discuss the 4th studio album from Lorna Shore, Pain Remains!

What’s going on, everyone? This is your Captain speaking, and today I’m excited to share our thoughts on what I believe to be a major album of the year contender! Pain Remains is the 4th studio album from Lorna Shore, a deathcore band founded in 2009 in New Jersey. Through various lineup changes and the COVID-19 pandemic, the band has had to overcome their fair share of obstacles. However, after this record, they have a brighter future ahead of them. Tune in to the podcast to hear our full thoughts!

That’ll do it for this episode! Thank you for joining us, and I hope you all have a happy Halloween!

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