By David E. Gehlke
PAIN, the “hobby” project of HYPOCRISY mainman and noted extreme metal producer Peter Tägtgren, issued an unintentional Covid anthem by way of the “Party In My Head” single in 2021. The song accurately summed up the isolation most of the general populace was feeling at the time, b…
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