Dearborn, Michigan-based hardcore/noise rock band who incorporate elements of Middle Eastern music.
Hailing from Dearborn, Michigan, hardcore/noise rock band Prostitute fold Middle Eastern musical influences into an already chaotic sound. Although abrasive, the music retains a degree of groove, and the lyrics are informed by the perspective of living as an Arab American. The resulting sound is as intoxicating as it is confrontational.
The band was formed in 2020 by vocalist Moe Kazra and drummer Andrew Kaster, who were quickly able to fill out the lineup from people in their social circle, including guitarists Ross Babinski and Bret Wall, and bassist Dylan Zaranski. They cut their teeth playing house parties and small venues, where their explosive live performances were hard to ignore. It didn't take long to establish themselves within the local scene, but the release of their debut single, 2023's "Judge," put them on the noise rock map across America. Using much of their early material, a full-length album came together in 2024, Attempted Martyr. They self-released the record, but had already caught the attention of labels. In 2025 they signed to Mute, which released the album globally the following year.
| Year | Credit | AllMusic Rating | User Rating | |
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2024 | Mute | (0) |
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| 2024 | Attempted Martyr Prostitute Primary Artist, Composer | Prostitute |