The Artificials Gadsden, Alabama
The Artificials is a husband and wife duo that write emotional metal. Ex guitarist of Erra and Broadcast the Nightmare. We are 100% DIY with all content so feel free to support us any way you can!
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Heart”
Fantastic EP, some of their best stuff. No Rest is just amazing, one of their best songs.
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Dreamscape
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Real powerful drums and punchy guitar leads, interlaced with lovely atmospheric piano. This is basically a more melodic Disarmonia Mundi. Worth every second.
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The Shape of Colour
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Definitely not what I was expecting after A Voice Within which had a vocalist, but certainly fantastic. Aaron is clearly a talented guitarist as he is able to write things that sound so fun and catchy. I hear subtle hints of Periphery and early Polyphia.
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Our Bones
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Midwestern prog-metal stalwarts go for the throat on their new EP, featuring a roiling cover of the Smashing Pumpkins' “1979.”
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The Mortal Coil
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A brand new record from one of the best metalcore acts around.
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Vulgar Display of Purring Presents: New York
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A new compilation series featuring cat-loving metal bands from every state donating their tracks for local animal welfare organizations.
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Meridian
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Heart”
This album is perfect. Absolutely absurd shredding and technicality blended with beautiful melodies and a strong dose of badass riffage. I find myself involuntarily head banging every time I listen. The most common complaints with technical/djent-y music - sounding overly frantic or having boring, seemingly mindless riffs - are notably absent here. They never linger on an idea too long and there is no filler. Ever single part of this album is essential and a pleasure to listen to.
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