4.6

The band 4.6 formed in New York City in the late 1990s. Their music combined industrial noise with electronic elements and introspective lyrics, creating a sound that was both abrasive and emotionally raw. Songs like 'Despise Me' and 'No Blood, No Tears' exemplified this approach, with distorted soundscapes and haunting vocal delivery.

They released several albums between 1999 and 2008, including 'Despise Me' in 1999 and 'Ruination' in 2008. Their work explored themes of alienation and psychological darkness, with tracks like 'Form Of My Pain' and 'Soulburn' reflecting these preoccupations. The band developed a cult following among listeners drawn to their uncompromising sound.

Personal struggles within the group, particularly around addiction and mental health, created tensions that eventually contributed to their dissolution. Their final album 'Ruination' arrived in 2008, filled with nihilistic lyrics and distorted arrangements that seemed to reflect the band's internal turmoil. After that release, 4.6 ceased activity, leaving behind a small but dedicated catalog of dark alternative rock.