Since their formation, Feral Vices has operated with tenacious DIY conviction, moving from a 2019 self-produced demo to two subsequent EPs.

The first, With Offerings (2021), was engineered, produced, and mixed by Nik Bruzzese. The second, We Did It All To Ourselves (2024), engineered/produced by Bruzzese, mixed by Martin Ehrencrona, and mastered by Magnus Lindberg, cemented their commitment to high-level sonic assault.

Despite emerging during the pandemic, they rapidly built a dedicated following, amplified when their track, "Mass Produce Your Revolution," was featured in the end credits of the movie Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday. They have since shared stages with notable acts, including Microwave, Four Year Strong, ‘68, The Callous Daoboys, and ARCHERS.

Driven by this momentum, Feral Vices has completed their most ambitious project yet: an eight-track political concept LP focused on the cancer gnawing at the cells of modern society, the decay of late-stage capitalism. Recorded with producer Dom Maduri (The Callous Daoboys), engineered/mixed by Maduri and mastered by Jon Markson, the LP features interludes provided by Carson Pace (The Callous Daoboys).

Paying a distinct nod to Songs for the Deaf, these interludes frame the tracks within the context of a broken, post-apocalyptic radio transmission, a final, chilling broadcast from a world buried beneath a mountain of molds. Feral Vices is poised to make a bold, uncompromising statement with its 2026 release.