MUSIC
VICTIMS OF THE ABSTRACT UNIVERSE
Victims of the Abstract Universe takes the listener through six distinct but connected states of mind. It begins with aggression and confrontation, descends into darker and more psychedelic territory, briefly finds vulnerability and emotional clarity, before building tension and ultimately losing control. Each track has its own identity, but together they form a journey through the more chaotic, uncomfortable and emotional sides of the Vazon psyche.
Sonically, the EP constantly shifts between heavy alternative rock, doom-inspired weight, psychedelic atmosphere, melody and outright chaos. It deliberately gives the listener moments to breathe before pulling them back into the noise, culminating in My Stone Angel — an explosive and eclectic final release of everything that has come before.
Hammerhead opens the EP with immediate aggression. Drawing influence from the darker, more atmospheric side of Deftones, it combines energetic alternative rock with a crushing doom-inspired breakdown. It establishes the EP's sonic identity straight away: heavy, unpredictable and built around the contrast between melody and sheer weight.
If Hammerhead kicks the door in, Rage sets fire to the room.As angry and confrontational as its title suggests, the track continues the intensity of the opening song while pushing the emotional aggression even further. It's raw, direct and deliberately uncomfortable — a song that doesn't try to hide its frustration.
You've Seen Better takes Vazon somewhere darker and more psychedelic. The track turns inward, exploring the strange, distorted thoughts behind the band's more chaotic moments.Atmospheric and unsettling in places, it gradually builds towards a huge, melodic chorus that provides one of the EP's biggest moments. It's where the record begins to move from pure aggression into something more introspective.
Golden is the emotional centre of the EP. A ballad and a tribute to Vazon's origins, it deliberately strips back some of the noise and allows the emotion to breathe. Rather than relying on heaviness, Golden gives the listener space — proving that the band's identity isn't just about volume and distortion, but also vulnerability, melody and genuine feeling.
Dance With The Devil is a short, atmospheric interlude designed to unsettle rather than overwhelm. It acts as a teaser for what follows, creating tension and anticipation before the EP's final track.It's the calm before everything falls apart.
My Stone Angel is the EP's final release of everything Vazon have been building towards.Beginning with a creepy, dark introduction, the track gradually opens the door to the more chaotic side of the band's sound. The second half becomes explosive, eclectic and deliberately unrestrained — allowing all the internal chaos, confusion and “raw brainfuck” behind the EP to come out musically.It's not designed to provide a neat conclusion. Instead, My Stone Angel leaves the listener inside the chaos — an appropriately unpredictable ending to Victims of the Abstract Universe.
THE DEMO EP
FINDING DEMO EP
Vazon are a heavy-hitting, two-piece rock/metal band that channels raw emotion and intense power through their dirty, distorted tones. Their upcoming EP, Finding Demo EP, explores the harrowing themes of alcohol abuse and its devastating effects, both on the individual and those around them. With each track, the band delves into personal struggle, inner turmoil, and the search for redemption, weaving a sonic tapestry that is as aggressive as it is cathartic.
The Finding Demo EP is a blistering collection of four tracks that reflect Vazon's unflinching commitment to confronting uncomfortable truths. The EP opens with “Back Out,” a searing anthem providing an insight to the mellow trauma and sudden realisation of addiction, followed by “Black Halo Spirit,” where distorted riffs and thunderous drums mirror the dark grip of addiction. “All You Ever Say” is a gut-wrenching examination of broken communication and the pain of empty promises, while “VZN” closes the EP with a relentless explosion of energy, leaving listeners with a sense of haunting reflection.
Vazon's sound is a relentless fusion of heavy alternative rock and metal, with a raw intensity that captures the angst and frustration of their thematic focus. The band’s stripped-down two-piece approach allows every note, every beat, to hit with maximum impact, creating a visceral listening experience that lingers long after the final track ends.
Finding Demo EP is a bold and unapologetic journey through the darkness, showcasing Vazon's ability to tackle difficult subject matter with authenticity and intensity. This is an EP that doesn’t shy away from the shadows—it invites listeners to stare them down.
