#justin bonitz

[polyamorouspunk]

I finally got to meet Justin from Tallah!! He’s got a message for y’all at the end lol.

[puppybeast]

tallah___ on instagram

[ovrlord]

07082024: Tallah at Satan’s Hollow in Manchester, England

📸 by gregoryjonesphotography on instagram

[scarstarved]

TALLAH · "WE, THE SAD" Matriphagy, 2020

[cyberspacepuppet]

walk the borderline of pain

[vanillapastemp3]

Tallah @ No Sleep Fest, 12/01/23 (x)

[alexis-tnc]

"YIKES!"

Justin is the love of my life he is such babygurl I love him so much

[saintveil]

Rest in Peace Stella </3

[chymphaea]

I'm so glad they are making more music.

[whipstickagostopm]

still cant believe i got to see tallah for my first concert last week and got our cds signed

[polyamorouspunk]

Justin Bonitz wearing the button pin I made him on his backpack.

[puppybeast]

she didn't see me playing possum, it was awesome! i hippity hippity hopped until i dropped her her body was a mess, i confess just a bunch of hanging corpse parts la la la la la~ fucking hopping down the bunny trail

[ovrlord]

Tallah 2023

pics by Vanessa Valadez / lionrevolt on instagram

[hallowed0ne]

[fuestra]

Not Dead Yet #1

I decided to make posts dedicated to new-ish rock bands or releases from the last 10 years, in part because I want to have an archive of band I learn about. I'll try to avoid bands formed before 10 years ago, but I have no doubts I'll make multiple exceptions.

Anyway, it's almost 4 AM, so I'll make this one brief. Not so long ago, I came across Tallah. As a pre-teen I loved nu metal (and by loving nu metal, I mean knowing System of a Down first album, Issues era Korn and Significant Other Limp Bizkit existed). Then as a metalhead teenager I disowned that and with 20-few as a young adult I finally reconciled with my younger taste and explored all the bands my older brother never could present me because of my trve kvlt stvpidity. Flash-forward to the lonely pandemic nights after my 29th birthday, and a Youtube recommendation blew my mind. Slipknot violent groove and turntables, (hed) P.E. vocal energy and deathcori-sh grunts. Tallah's "Overconfidence" was a love at first sight, and I've been following them ever since.

Here's a single from their last album The Generation of Danger (2022), "For The Recognition"