Atlanta's boundary-pushing collective, The Callous Daoboys, released their live Audiotree session today. Recklessly free-spirited, the group revels in high-strung extremity, making music that's somehow dense, impenetrable, and chaotic, yet confusingly inviting. Their Audiotree Live session bursts with undeniable life-affirming glee from start to finish! During their interview with Audiotree Host, FINGY, the band chats about the making of their "The Elephant Man In The Room" music video, words of wisdom for their high school selves, and their plan for harnessing the power of the full moon.
Check out The Callous Daoboys on Audiotree Live below!
The Daoboys are Carson Pace (Vocals), Madeline Caffrey (Guitars), Daniel Hodsdon (Guitars), Jackie Buckalew (Bass), Amber Christman (Violins/Synths), and Matthew “Marty” Hague (Drums).
Their latest release, God Smiles Upon the Callous Daoboys, was named one of the Top 30 albums of 2023 by Revolver, while Brooklyn Vegan wrote, "Three-song EPs can sometimes seem like something minor on paper, but not many three-song EPs cover as much ground as God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys. “Pushing the Pink Envelope” goes from mathcore chaos to jazz fusion to deathcore breakdowns to industrial dancefloor jams to catchy emo-pop to hell and back… and that’s just the first song.”
