Standard bearers for an imprint set up by widely praised Manchester metalcore mob MALEVOLENCE, GUILT TRIP have one major thing in common with their new label bosses: From its first note to its last, “Severance” sounds absolutely fucking livid. Coupled with the fact that this young band’s music is im…
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