Aversion to Normalcy is The Quarantined’s long-awaited deep dive into trauma, healing, and the myth of “being fine.” Instead of trying to package pain neatly, the album leans into the real, messy process of rebuilding yourself when the world refuses to slow down. Through raw vocals, heavy riffs, and vivid lyrics, the record explores what it means to hold onto resilience even when everything around you feels unstable.
Across tracks like “Skeleton Chair,” “Shadow (on my back),” and “Nemesis (friend of mine),” the album moves through different phases of emotional reckoning—falling into chaos, confronting the darker parts of yourself, and ultimately choosing forgiveness and freedom. Sean Martin’s lived experiences as an Iraq War veteran give the record a visceral honesty; every song sounds like someone trying to make sense of who they are after being changed by the world in ways they didn’t ask for.
–Modernneon November 16,2025