Objects Without Pain

[laughs] Yeah.

And then "Objects Without Pain" from 2021, uh, is a- another record that we both absolutely loved.

Um, do you remember that period of time when we were both just obsessed with three pieces? Do you know, we were just like-

Yeah.

[laughs] Neuro Record.

Um, when Great Falls released their Neuro Recordings debut, Objects Without Pain, in 2023, it sounded like a nuclear explosion, one of the most crushing and despondent albums ever to come out of the Pacific Northwest.

Drawing favorable comparisons to artists like Ken Mode, Chat Pile, and Old Man Gloom, it showed clear influence from seminal artists throughout its history, alongside a progression all their own.

Between legendary live performances at Roadburn in 2025, Northwest Terror Fest in 2026, direct support on Botch's final European tour, and a recent US stint with heavyweight juggernauts Primitive Man, the band reteamed with Scott Evans for their follow-up.

We have to wonder where Great Falls could possibly go from here.

How high can they build? How expansive will their sound become in the future? The Bite That Grows sticks with you long after you catch it.

[clicks tongue] Okay, so, um, [clears throat] yeah, we reviewed said previous album, Objects Without Pain, a few years back.

Mm-hmm.