Infected Rain, Stitched Up Heart

Name: Infected Rain, Stitched Up Heart
Start: 2026-05-23T18:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-05-23T21:30:00.000Z
Location: The Token Lounge

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10:00pm INFECTED RAIN8:45pm STITCHED UP HEART8:00pm Ghidora7:15pm Bulletproof6:30pm Death In GeneralDoors 6pm18+ w/proper ID & All Ages w/parentOutdoor smoking patio / Free lite parkingNo Re-Entry / No Backpacks / No Outside BeveragesINFECTED RAINs refreshed line-up emerges with their heaviest, most experimentalanthems yet!INFECTED RAIN experienced their most successful years yet in 2022 and 2023, commencingwith the release of their fifth full-length album, Ecdysis. The album garnered prime mediaacclaim, hundreds of thousands of streams and views, and debuted in the T op 20 on the USCurrent Hard Music charts - all accented by worldwide performances at major festivals and withthe likes of Butcher Babies, Wednesday 13 and more. On February 9, 2024, the band willclimb even higher with their multifaceted sixth album, TIME. Described by the multinational bandas an homage to every fleeting second, every heartbeat, and every breath that has led us tothis moment, TIME was once again produced, mixed and mastered by Valentin Voluta, andcombines the deft talents of returning members Vidick (guitars, cover artist), Eugene Voluta(drums) and famed frontwoman Lena Scissorhands (vocals), plus introduces new member AliceLane (bass) to the fold.INFECTED RAIN exercise their trademarks with TIME, tastefully accenting the introspectivemusical journey with effectively-placed progressive, electronic and even nu-metal features amidethereal passages. First trackBECAUSE I LET YOU bursts in with undeniable energy,boasting aggressive lyrics and Lena Scissorhands swift, menacing delivery. Previously releasedfirst single DYING LIGHT marches with subterranean heaviness and rhythmic groovesbeneath eerie vocals and keys, and even snaps into an EDM passage, showcasing the dynamicdelivery of the band in 2024.NEVER TO RETURN flirts with trip-hop elements and far easterninstrumentation before the melodic ode to self-empowermentLIGHTHOUSE crashes in tojuxtapose soft verses and intense auditory shifts. A