With Cautionary Tale, Sex Prisoner return with their second full-length ever and their first new full-length in years - a record that takes everything the band has ever been known for and pushes it into even uglier, faster, and more punishing territory. Across sixteen tracks, the band delivers a barrage of whiplash tempos, blast-beat violence, and concrete-thick riffs that hit with the precision of a pulling out a switchblade in the middle of a dirty street fight.Where past releases cemented Sex Prisoner as one of the most vicious modern powerviolence bands, Cautionary Tale raises the stakes. The songs are sharper, meaner, and even more unrelenting, each one cut down to it's most essential, high-impact form. The band wastes no space, every second feels like it could collapse a room or snap a foundation beam.Thematically, Cautionary Tale reflects the album's title: hostile, reflective, and grounded in the ugly decisions and darker lessons that shape a person. The vocals spit blunt-force frustration, the guitars carve out harsh, abrasive textures, and the rhythm section stays locked in with a relentless, breathless urgency.This is powerviolence as it should be: fast, furious, filthy, and completely intolerant of restraint.A full-length built for repeat punishment. Sixteen tracks, zero forgiveness.

A1. Judgement 4
A2. The Last Things
A3. Falling Down
A4. Jokes On You
A5. Cautionary Tale
A6. 52 Card Pick Up
A7. Los Cardinals
A8. Glass Worms
B1. All My Circuits
B2. Body Broken
B3. Alone At Last
B4. Built For Speed
B5. Half Of Me
B6. Wildcat House
B7. Trapped In My World
B8. Feeling Low Down