This is the lead-off track from the newest release by NY's PAINMASK! Heavy groove riffs with lots of hardcore influence and killer vocals. Produced by Joey Z. from Life of Agony! Sinister melodies and evil breakdowns!

Mantra

This is the second track from the 2015 sessions produced by Joey Z. (Life of Agony). Where do we go from here?

Fromhere

Bombastic opening track from Painmask's 2010 promo EP. Heavy guitars, de-tuned rhythms and crushing breakdowns with catchy vocal melodies. This track was used as the theme for the House of Hardcore wrestling promotion's inaugural pay-per-view DVD release. Recorded at Darkworld Studios; Kingston, NY.

Prolonging The Inevitable

Live version of the song Anthium, originally recorded for the 2010 promo EP. Lyrics are about supporting the underground music scene. Features new guitarist John Reilly and new drummer Kevin Clarke.

Anthium  (live)

This is the brand new Painmask track, recorded live and exclusive to Soundcloud! Sound quality is decent. This is just a teaser of our new material to come!

Four Nineteen (live)

The original, recorded version of Anthium, originally appearing on the 2010 promo EP. Features Sean Kennedy on guitar and Dave Tetreault on drums. Recorded at Darkworld Studio; Kingston, NY. "We will not let this scene die!"

Anthium

"For Which It Stands" from our full-length debut issued by InnerStrength Records in October of 2000. Features original members Mike Bernard (guitar) and Billy Wilson (drums).  Also appeared on the compilation CD East Coast Underground. Recorded at Nada Studio in Newburgh, NY.

For Which It Stands

Early Painmask track with a different arrangement than the one that appeared on our full-length album, and featuring Ray Negron on vocals. This one also features both Sean Kennedy and Mike Bernard on guitars.

Doom On You (1999 demo)

One of two tracks released as part of the Dynasty Records compilation "Hudson Hardcore Volume 2". Features vocalist Ray Negron, guitarists Mike Bernard and Sean Kennedy, drummer Billy Wilson and bassist Carl Carlew. 

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