Volition Immanent
Too Late
Volition Immanent returns after eight years with their second album Too Late.
A record shaped by the stretches of silence that feels like a slow, uncompromising reflection.
Where their previous work carried a physical, confrontational need of slamming the teeth, Too Late turns inward without losing its edge.
Volition has always found its fullest expression on stage - in touch with the people and the crowd, sharing a visceral, almost ritualistic performance. On this album that intensity is distilled into something more fragile, more searching.
The songs drift through spoken word, fractured chords & melodies, and trippy, psychedelic textures, beaming a quieter but deeper emotional terrain.
It became a space for hope and shared strength, and retains the belief of a craft that shapes carefully over time, while never losing its political charge.
The album unfolds as a double mirror: one held up to the world, the other to the self. Themes of racism, capitalism, and social conditioning remain central, approached through reflection rather than confrontation. There is a persistent attention to what these structures do to us internally: how they shape memory, identity, and the scars we carry.
Too Late moves through tension and vulnerability, tracing the friction between outer systems and inner worlds, and the emotional aftermath left behind. We always move forward and realise it is never too late.
| LP | Volition Immanent: VOL.1 | in stock |
