(Emo / Indie Rock / Post-Hardcore) Sounds Like Violence - Дискография / Discography (5 Releases + Split with Desert City Soundtrack and Settlefish + Tracks) (2004-2009), MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps

Instead of relocating permanently to the bigger metropolis of Stockholm to take advantage of its broader opportunities, Sounds Like Violence stuck to their hometown roots, and simply toured as much as possible to get their music heard. Vocalist/guitarist Andreas Söderlund, guitarist Philip Hall, bassist/vocalist Daniel Teodorsson and drummer Daniel Petersson – most of whom also played in Niccokick, the indie rock group formed by Söderlund in 2001 – eventually released the EP The Pistol through US-based Deep Elm in April 2004. Critics praised the effort, and a summer three-way split alongside Settlefish and Desert City Soundtrack was equally well received.
After contributed songs to several Deep Elm compilations, the band released their debut full-length, With Blood on My Hands, in February 2007 through both Deep Elm and Burning Heart Records. Receiving international critical acclaim, having won endorsements from their – the likes of Gallows and Say Anything included – peers and having secured their position as one of Europe’s most respected underground acts, with a touring history that saw them share stages with the likes of Gallows, The Wombats, Fightstar and AFI, Sounds Like Violence are back with a record more delicate, complex, gut-wrenching and exhilarating than ever before
Second album, The Devil On Nobel Street, recorded partly in Malmo, Sweden’s famous Tambourine Studios, partly in Andreas Söderlund’s low key apartment, and mixed by Ryan Hewitt (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blink 182, Alkaline Trio), was released on Burning Heart Records/Epitaph in November 2009. Soon after the band focused on writing new material, which was supposed to be part of their third album, but then stopped any activities, with the exception of infrequent live shows, rehearsals and interviews in 2011-2012.