Album Review: A Grave is Filled with Dirt by Scorche Trap Metal artists turned Shoegaze

Scorche’s latest release, A Grave is Filled with Dirt, is a haunting blend of shoegaze, grunge, and screamo that cements this artists growing influence in the alternative music scene. Released in June 2024, the EP takes listeners on a raw emotional journey through Six intense tracks.

Opening with “Your Grave Filled with Dirt,” he sets a melancholic tone with reverberating guitar riffs and anguished vocals. Tracks like “Rectory Garden” and “After_Image” showcase his ability to merge heavy shoegaze textures with the grit of grunge, while “Int.” serves as a brief but impactful interlude. The album closes with “Senescence,” an evocative piece that leaves listeners with a lingering sense of introspection.

Formerly known as JoPxt, Scorche’s recent rebrand marks a significant evolution in their artistic direction. This new identity is reflected in the album’s dark, atmospheric sound and emotional depth. Their sound is reminiscent of ’90s alternative giants but is uniquely modern, making this album a must-listen for fans of heavy, atmospheric music. Available on Bandcamp for $5 or any streaming platform, A Grave is Filled with Dirt is a solid 10/10 Go check out his new project!