Maggot Heart

Maggot Heart is the brainchild of Swedish guitarist and vocalist Linnéa Olsson, a band that has carved a unique niche within the underground rock scene with their blend of post-punk energy, heavy rock riffs, and gritty urban storytelling. The project emerged from Berlin's vibrant subcultural underbelly, reflecting a mélange of influences that span from darkwave to noise rock, all delivered with an unmistakable punk attitude. With Olsson at the helm, who is known for her tenure with bands like The Oath and Grave Pleasures, Maggot Heart quickly gained attention for their unapologetically raw sound and enigmatic stage presence.

The band's discography, which includes tracks like "Hunger," "Archer," and "This Shadow," speaks to a narrative of existential angst and defiant resilience. Their 2020 release, "Mercy Machine," epitomizes their evolution with its piercing guitars, brooding basslines, and propulsive drumming, all coiled around Olsson's commanding vocals. The collaborative EP with Okkultokrati typifies their ability to bridge partnerships that resonate with their eclectic musical ethos. Maggot Heart's vitality lies not just in their music but also in their gritty lyricism and moody aesthetics, which have been evocatively captured in singles such as "Medication" and "City Girls." With an ever-growing fanbase and a reputation for electric live performances, Maggot Heart stands out as a defiantly powerful force in the modern rock landscape.

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Hunger
Album - 8 Tracks - Released September 29, 2023
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