Signs of the Swarm

On February 7, 2027, Signs Of The Swarm will play in the Pump House with a single goal: Pray. More. I'm pissed. With them they have ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska and Face Yourself

Pittsburgh band Signs Of The Swarm comes with the album To Rid Myself of Truth in the back and a show where there's room for both blast beats, big choruses and the kind of growls that sound like they've been dug straight out of the cold earth.

“I yell things I'm too scared to say out loud.” This is how David Simonich himself describes the driving force that runs through Signs Of The Swarm. On To Rid Myself of Truth, the unspoken turns into songs about addiction, vision loss, prejudice and the anger that arises when the world becomes every man for himself.

The band has moved a long way since their first releases. Amongst the Low & Empty, their big break, “IWONTLEYOUDIE” became their fastest streamed song, and tours with Lorna Shore, Whitechapel and Fit For An Autopsy have made Signs Of The Swarm a band that keeps growing.

The support makes the evening even heavier. ten56. comes with their chaotic energy, Oceans Ate Alaska with their offbeat rhythms, and Face Yourself with unforgettable riffs.