Angel Du$t’s Cold 2 The Touch strips away genre games and gets to the point: this is rock & roll - loud, urgent and honest. Clocking in at twenty-six minutes, the album channels blunt riffs and big hooks around Justice Tripp’s open, existential vocals. Guest turns sharpen the attack: Jim Carroll powers the spiralling epic Zero (with vocals from Wes Eisold), Patrick Cozens lends a feral edge to Downfall, Frank Carter appears on Man On Fire, and Taylor Young adds guttural heat to The Beat. Tripp puts it plainly: “This is who I am…these are people who are always going to be playing aggressive rock & roll.” Cold 2 The Touch is a short, sharp statement - no labels required.