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UNEARTH have always been a band that polarizes opinions in the metal community.
With their latest release, "Extinction(S)," they continue to push boundaries and explore new territories in their music.
The album is a rollercoaster of emotions, blending heavy riffs with melodic interludes in a way that only UNEARTH can pull off.
From the moment the opening track "Incinerate" kicks in, it is evident that this is going to be a wild ride.
The guitars are on fire, the drums are thunderous, and Trevor Phipps' vocals are as ferocious as ever.
The band's technical prowess is on full display throughout the album, with intricate solos and tight rhythms that will leave you in awe.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Survivalist," which showcases UNEARTH's ability to blend aggression with melody seamlessly.
The chorus is catchy and anthemic, making it a surefire hit for live performances.
Another highlight is "Cultivation of Infection," a brutal assault on the senses that will leave you headbanging from start to finish.
Overall, "Extinction(S)" is a solid addition to UNEARTH's discography.
While it may not reinvent the wheel, it is a testament to the band's consistency and ability to deliver heavy, memorable music.
Fans of the band will not be disappointed, and newcomers may find themselves converted after giving this album a spin.
So grab your leather jacket and get ready to mosh, because UNEARTH are back with a vengeance.
With their latest release, "Extinction(S)," they continue to push boundaries and explore new territories in their music.
The album is a rollercoaster of emotions, blending heavy riffs with melodic interludes in a way that only UNEARTH can pull off.
From the moment the opening track "Incinerate" kicks in, it is evident that this is going to be a wild ride.
The guitars are on fire, the drums are thunderous, and Trevor Phipps' vocals are as ferocious as ever.
The band's technical prowess is on full display throughout the album, with intricate solos and tight rhythms that will leave you in awe.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Survivalist," which showcases UNEARTH's ability to blend aggression with melody seamlessly.
The chorus is catchy and anthemic, making it a surefire hit for live performances.
Another highlight is "Cultivation of Infection," a brutal assault on the senses that will leave you headbanging from start to finish.
Overall, "Extinction(S)" is a solid addition to UNEARTH's discography.
While it may not reinvent the wheel, it is a testament to the band's consistency and ability to deliver heavy, memorable music.
Fans of the band will not be disappointed, and newcomers may find themselves converted after giving this album a spin.
So grab your leather jacket and get ready to mosh, because UNEARTH are back with a vengeance.