Anthroscene
Anthroscene
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Our Take
Our Take
A STORM OF LIGHT's latest offering, Anthroscene, is like a whirlwind of heavy riffs and apocalyptic themes crashing into your eardrums with the force of a category five hurricane. The band's unique blend of sludge metal and post-rock creates a sonic landscape that is as vast and desolate as a barren wasteland, yet strangely beautiful in its destruction.
From the haunting vocals of Josh Graham to the crushing guitars of Andy Rice, every element of Anthroscene comes together to create a dark and brooding masterpiece that will leave you feeling like you've just survived the end of the world. The album's production is top-notch, with every instrument and vocal line coming through crystal clear, adding to the overall sense of chaos and despair.
Tracks like "Prime Time" and "Blackout" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly blend crushing heaviness with melodic beauty, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience that will keep you coming back for more. And the album's closer, "Short Term Feedback," is a perfect conclusion to this apocalyptic journey, leaving listeners with a sense of unease and uncertainty about the future.
Overall, A STORM OF LIGHT's Anthroscene is a powerful and thought-provoking album that will appeal to fans of heavy music and those who appreciate a bit of existential dread with their riffs. So, grab your headphones, buckle up, and prepare to be taken on a wild ride through the end of the world. Trust us, it's worth it.
Track Listing
Track Listing
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A Storm Of Light
A STORM OF LIGHT is not your average metal band. With a name that sounds like it could be lifted straight from a Shakespearean tragedy, this New York-based outfit brings a unique blend of doom, post-metal, and sludge to the table. Led by the enigmatic frontman Josh Graham, who also happens to be a talented visual artist and former member of post-metal legends Neurosis, A STORM OF LIGHT is known for their epic, atmospheric soundscapes and politically charged lyrics. Their music is a sonic onslaught of crushing riffs, haunting melodies, and thunderous drums that will leave you in a state of awe-struck disbelief. It's the kind of music that makes you want to don your leather jacket, grow out your hair, and headbang until your neck hurts. But A STORM OF LIGHT is more than just a heavy metal band. They have a message to convey, addressing important social and environmental issues through their music. From climate change to political corruption, they're not afraid to tackle the big issues head-on. So if you're looking for a band that will not only melt your face off with their music but also make you think about the state of the world, look no further than A STORM OF LIGHT. They're the perfect soundtrack for these tumultuous times we live in.
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