Press Highlights

“The Sound of Scars is an important music documentary because it puts people before the process of creating music. There is no doubt that Life Of Agony have saved lives – they have been told as much repeatedly by their fans. What makes it a gripping film is how perilously close their music came to not saving them”.

— KNOTFEST

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“POWERFUL! The bond of friendship is deeper than any wound, physical or mental, and for Life of Agony, 'The Sound of Scars' is proof that these wounds are not just reminders of a painful past, but ultimately a sign that healing is possible too."

— Loudwire

“This powerful and compelling movie invites us into the history of Life of Agony's dark, intense and at times terrifying emotional world -- beset with addiction, depression, abuse and suicide. It walks us through not only how Life of Agony turned these horrible experiences into epic musical statements like River Runs Red, but also how their music became a vehicle for the individual members of the band to pursue their most authentic and purpose-driven selves. If you believe in the power of music to transform and save lives, this movie is for you."

— Michael A. Friedman, Ph.D., PSYCHOLOGY TODAY

“The Sound of Scars is a POWERFUL & MOVING documentary on the story of Life Of Agony. Growing up in the same area as the band, I’ve always been aware of them, but I learned so much more about their inspiring story of perseverance in life and music through this film. It’s a story that needs to be heard and the film is incredibly well done”.

— Eddie Trunk, SiriusXM's Trunk Nation

“The Sound of Scars is an eye opening and heart felt adventure from start to finish. Life of Agony is truly a one of a kind band in music history, and this equally unique documentary dives deep into their personal lives and suffering that led them to be NY heroes. Every fan owes it to themselves to understand why the river runs red in the first place.”.

— Frank Godla, Metal Injection

‘The Sound of Scars’ is a beautifully directed story of three lives of agony coming together to create a band that plays powerfully, emotive heavy music. L.O.A. wear their hearts on their sleeves musically and now visually.

— Don Jamieson, That Jamieson Show

“I’ve always felt Life of Agony were an important and underrated band of who I’ve always been a fan. This doc really nails their amazing story.”

— Matt Pinfield, 95.5 KLOS ‘New & Approved’, Former MTV Host