Portland’s VITRIOL has been turning heads as one of death metal’s most exciting rising bands, not only by virtue of their 2017 EP “Pain Will Define Their Death” and their debut full-length, 2019’s relentless “To Bathe from the Throat of Cowardice”, but also because of their intense live performances…
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