Saturday, April 27, 2024

Following The Signs… Bury Me

In keeping with what’s become a rich explosive underground metal scene in Ireland, Cork natives Following The Signs present another slice of music with single and video in the shape of new single, the brutal ‘Bury Me‘ – Taken from the band’s debut album, Conflictions, out now. 
 
Describing themselves as: “Groove metal fused with a cacophony of blistering metalcore breakdowns, and riffs that draw from the likes of Korn, Motionless In White, Black Sabbath, to Lamb Of God, Slipknot and Deftones, the band features  Dan Hayes (Vocals), Noel Crowley and Vincent Renoux (Guitars), plus Rory Taylor (Bass).

Conflictions is full of a modern groove and metalcore combined with all of us finding our inspiration from our influences individually and bringing it all together to create our own sound, “ the band said of the parent album from which they’ve been releasing singles of late.

“From start to finish we aimed to catch people’s attention right off the bat, whether it was the first notes played on the guitars, or the velocity of the vocals accompanying. We definitely aimed for a darker theme lyrically, talking across a range of emotions and thoughts people could really get behind while the instruments set the vibe for everything to fall into place.

Back in July, they brought out ‘Exposed’ as a single. “The album starts with this track because we thought that would be a great idea to start with a song that sounds really like us,” said the band of it and you can check out the video for ‘Exposed’ and previous ‘This Day Is Mine’ here at RAMzine and stream them here. Conflictions can be found here

‘This Day Is Mine’ has groovy and punchy riffs, while the vocals are really catchy, continued the band. “This is all what we tried to make that album from. If you liked This day is mine, you should give a try to the whole album then.” 

Paul H Birch
Paul H Birch
RAMzine Senior Writer - Writer of fiction, faction and fact, has edited several newsstand magazines. He declares himself a hack for hire but refuses to compromise on the subject of music.

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