HESITATION WOUNDS (Touche Amore, Slipknot): Stream their Song “New Abuse”

by Ryan Minic | Mar 23, 2016

You know that band we’ve been talking about with members of Touche Amore, Slipknot, and Trap Them? They’re called Hesitation Wounds and have a full-length debut album on the way.

The group that features Touche Amore frontman Jeremy Bolm, Jay Weinberg (Slipknot, ex-Against Me!), Neeraj Kane (The Hope Conspiracy), and Stephen ‘Scuba’ LaCour (ex-Trap Them), will be putting out Awake For Everything in May. It was recorded in segments with Silver Snakes frontman Alex Estrada, and mixed by Converge’s Kurt Ballou.

Here’s their new song “New Abuse.”

Awake For Everything comes out on May 27th via 6131 Records.

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