A Place To Bury Strangers is often dubbed "the loudest band in New York City." This feedback-drenched power trio draws inspiration from shoegaze, garage, and indie rock, reviving the primal drones of the '80s. The band shot to international fame in 2007 when their self-titled debut album received critical acclaim from Pitchfork. Soon after, they joined Nine Inch Nails on tour, gained traction in Europe, and launched a career in full swing. With their new label, Dedstrange, and a refreshed lineup, they continue to push musical boundaries, as evidenced by the highly praised 'Hologram' EP and their 2022 album, 'See Through You'.