Well, I have translated the lyrics, creepy stuff man, love the arrangement and song structure, I wonder thats exactly how a person with an eating disorder feels like
Epiphany represents the kind of theatrical metal in the vein of Faith No More’s mid-era, Mister Bungle riffing and vibe (which the artist points out in his recommendations), with a pinch of monotonous doom laden approach. FFO of mixing your metal with your agenda, hails!
This is metal, but also not metal at all. I'd say its a post post metal for post post humans. Maybe thats because sound relies heavily on the use of electronics and vocal effects or maybe its just inhuman ability to use their instruments that way
Grafting the Vine is a raw but complex emotion, I think of a caveman who suddenly realised all the existential dread looking into the darkness while sitting near a bonfire. From the first seconds of Dead Seas I got mesmerized with that psycho guitar shred.
A great follow-up to their last album, Fate Follow No One truly hones their guitar tone, which has become practically impossible to confuse with another band. Looking forward to seeing Follow no One playing live with an orchestra, damn
