No Remain

A hardcore unit NO REMAIN returns louder and sharper, introducing Latisha as the new front of the band, marking a bold new chapter, replacing former vocalist Liza from the debut EP Reminiscence.

NO REMAIN now enters a darker, heavier chapter. Latisha’s fierce, distorted vocals bring a new kind of power, turning pain into pure rage and pushing the band’s sound into deeper, more brutal territory, unleashes a purely abrasive, intensely distorted vocal energy, it’s on Cognitive Dissonance Prevails.

This band built on heavy, groove-driven riffs by Blak & Andal—the kind that hit as hard as a UFC heavyweight in full mount. The sound blends 90s hardcore spirit with modern, lossless clarity production. Tandu on drum is like a King Kong in a riot, wild, primal, unstoppable. Every beat feels like getting kicked by Juggernaut! It doesn’t just hit, it flattens. The bass by Lancaster cuts through with sharp clarity, holding everything together with grit & grinding. Vocals are female-fronted, heavy, cold and aggressive, but still distinctly feminine. No fake growls, just raw expression, a real fury.