Imagine a brutal deathcore set that suddenly dissolves into a spicy salsa number or a smooth jazz lounge act before slamming back into a wall of blast beats. This is the sonic equivalent of a sugar rush in a mosh pit, where technical proficiency meets a total refusal to take the genre seriously. It is loud, abrasive, and frequently hilarious.
What sets them apart is their 'everything-at-once' philosophy. While their peers in the late 2000s scene were focused on being as grim as possible, this band embraced the absurd. They utilize dual vocalists to create a disorienting layer of screams and barks, interspersed with non-sequitur samples and genuine musical pivots that shouldn't work but somehow do.
Start with the album 'Universe' to hear the full breadth of their experimentation. It is the definitive document of their style, capturing the moment when the Arizona metal scene decided to stop following the rules and start having a very loud, very strange party.
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