RELEASES

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“In their latest release, “Love Bomb,” Worst Ones deliver a gut-wrenching journey through the depths of a toxic relationship. With their signature blend of industrial sludge metal, the band immerses listeners in a whirlwind of sonic intensity from the opening chords. As the pulverizing riffs and thunderous percussion unfold, accompanied by vocals resonating with raw emotion, “Love Bomb” confronts the harsh realities of manipulation and deceit with unyielding ferocity and raw honesty. Brace yourself for an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression, where the haunting echoes of “Love Bomb” linger long after the final chord fades away.”
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“On “Berserk,” Worst Ones unleash a sonic onslaught that merges hardcore punk riffs with industrial sample manipulation, paying homage to the iconic Japanese manga of the same name. With a raw intensity that mirrors the dark, gritty themes of Berserk, the band delivers a relentless barrage of energy that grips listeners from the first note. “Berserk” leaves an indelible mark, showcasing Worst Ones’ ability to translate raw emotion into electrifying music that demands attention.”
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“Horror samples and psychotic noise combine with chugging guitar riffs and anguished screams on Worst Ones first offering of 2023.”
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“Taking influence from the great movie soundtracks of the mid-90’s like Judgment Night and Spawn, Worst Ones recruit collaborators from across genres for Badman: Remixed. Featuring remixes from Super Thief, Jordyn, Das Black Milk and more”
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“Distortion drips from the guitars and a heavy beat and bass define a thunderous low end…It’s ugly and exactly what you are seeking…If you are a fan of (The Melvins, Sunn O))), NIN) this release is essential listening.”
–DIVIDE AND CONQUER

“Drew Ew’s vocals fall somewhere between a whine and a snarl; combined with the band’s instrumental sound, it wouldn’t be hard to believe ‘Is It Worth It?’ is a never-released Sub Pop title from their heyday…”
– DECIBEL MAGAZINE

“They’re called Worst Ones, but they’re awesome…If you like ‘doom pop’, here’s your fix…”
– LONE FREQUENCIES RADIO

“Hell raising hard rockers Worst Ones find a nice niche somewhere in between the poppy industrial dance of 90s faves Girls vs Boys and the hard and heavy riffage of The Kills”
– THE KEY