Baltimore hardcore band The S.E.T.<\/strong> (now without Brady Ebert<\/strong>) have announced the release of their debut EP, Self Evident Truth, due out March 6 via Flatspot Records. A fierce and politically charged introduction, the EP channels raw aggression, principled rage, and classic East Coast hardcore urgency.<\/p>\n Recorded and mixed by Justin Day at New Noise Recording and mastered by Brad Boatright<\/strong> at Audiosiege, Self Evident Truth<\/em> hits hard with thick bass lines, rapid-fire drums, and venomous vocals. Lyrically, the EP comes from a place of unfiltered honesty, centering on equal rights while directly pushing back against \u201cthe propaganda the current administration is spewing.\u201d<\/p>\n Leading the charge is the EP’s first single, “White Lies”, out today. A tough-as-nails track built on sweltering riffs and no-frills intensity, the song confronts the willful blindness required to accept false narratives. Staying true to their roots, The S.E.T.<\/strong> enlisted Sebastian Gorgone<\/strong> of Gut Instinct<\/strong> for guest vocals, paying homage to the Baltimore hardcore lineage that shaped them.<\/p>\n In support of the EP, The S.E.T.<\/strong> will hit the road this March on an East Coast tour supporting New York hardcore legends Judge<\/strong>, placing the band firmly in the lineage they so clearly respect. Later this year, they’ll take their message overseas, heading to Europe in November for a performance at Revolution Calling Festival.<\/p>\n