Tears on Paper

Tears on Paper came together when a handful of musicians from different countries ended up in the same rehearsal room, traded notes, and never really left. What started as borrowed amps and hand-labeled cables turned into a sound that doesn't sit still — heavy riffing, thrash urgency, and widescreen atmosphere, played like every song is a scene in something bigger.

The band writes the way the name suggests: directly, a little raw, and unafraid of the space between beauty and decay. Six people, six backgrounds, one room full of cable spaghetti — and a record collection that somehow makes sense together.