Split Chain Bristol, UK
Birthed from the resurgent Emo and Grunge scenes, and reminiscent of the early 2000’s MTV aesthetic and sound, Split Chain present a refreshing balance of Shoegaze, Grunge and Nu-Metal to the UK’s ever growing alternative musical landscape. Delivering guitar immersed in chorus, whilst coherently synthesising the familiar grit of modern day hardcore, within distorted, ethereal vocal hooks. ... more
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this album just relates and hurts in a comfortable way. mirsy has such an amazing voice and anthonys screams are so raw and visceral. one of my favorites!!
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Great from start to finish. This record sounds big. Wonderful shoegaze sounds, hitting you with walls of guitar swirls and layers. But it's also lush and serene sounding. Can't stop listening.
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I love this EP because all of the tracks are a much-needed visit to hauntingly pummelling beats and distortion, that combined, create a beautiful and heavy vibe. Soul Blind to rule the world!!!
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Hailing from Hamburg, Germany, these heavyweights channel ’90s post-hardcore, grunge, and shoegaze into uplifting, all-inclusive rippers.
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Melodic post-grunge that eschews all of the negative connotations of that phrase and embraces all the positives: huge hooks, huge-r riffs.
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Searing heavy indie that’s as brutal as it is melodic, with honeyed vocal harmonies swimming through stormy riffs.
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One of the greatest alt metal albums I've heard. I can't describe it with another band because it's doing its own thing. (I think the closest I could go to describing it is "Slipknot gets married to Deftones and has an illegitimate child with Chevelle". Even then, that *really* reduces it down.) If you gave this to me and said it was from 1998, I would have believed you; it just feels FOUNDATIONAL.
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