Hologram is the first release from New York Post-Punk legends A Place To Bury Strangers on their own newly formed label, Dedstrange. Hologram is the follow up to their highly regarded fifth album, Pinned, and is a sonic return to A Place To Bury Strangers’ rawest, most unhinged sound.

With songs addressing the decay of connections, friendships lost, and the trials and tribulations of these troubled times, Hologram serves as an abstract mirror to the moment we live in. Written and recorded during the on-going global pandemic and in the midst of the decline of civilization, Hologram is a sonic vaccine to the horrors of modern life.

Reviews:

• " In concert, A Place To Bury Strangers produces wonderfully overwhelming, yet tuneful, waves of psychedelic noise, whose effects are enhanced by dizzying strobe lights. " – New York Times

• " Equally raw and sleek, Pinned is one of the band's most cohesive albums–even if change is a constant in A Place to Bury Strangers' world, so is the quality of their music. " – Allmusic