It had been 8 years since the release of their cult debut ‘The Promise’ when Cleveland’s @rngwrm13 unleashed their sophomore album to the underground. Reforming with a couple of splits under their belt just a few years prior, the band opted to signing with Chicago’s Victory Records. As a label that had established itself by collaborating with hardcore heavyweights in @earthcrisisofficial and @integrityofficial, Victory was almost unrecognizable as they began to usher in a new era of bands into the early aughts. Even as an outlier on their own label, @rngwrm13 continued to build themselves to legendary status over the course of their prolific career as one of the most consistent and hardest working bands in extreme music. Join us on this week’s episode of Riff Worship as we discuss their landmark 2001 album ‘Birth Is Pain’ 🎧🤘🏻Now Streaming on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & YouTube (Links in bio) • • • #RINGWORM #birthispain #thepromise #victoryrecords #relapserecords #nuclearblastrecords...