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But with the band’s permission, we’re also providing high-speed downloads of the whole EP plus album art at NCS, in both. You can stream and download each of the EP’s remaining songs, one by one, at the PFL Facebook page here. If you’re looking for some hard-nosed, body-shoving fun that will get your muscles twitching, give this EP a once-over. These songs are primo mosh-and-mayhem material. The clean, sharp production makes the most of the straight-razor riffing and the hard-punching drum-and-bass undercarriage. “Shock Doctrine” and “Into the Ocean” complete the second half of the EP, and they’re out-and-out groove weapons. The song also introduces the listener to the two-part vocal tag-team of hoarse roars and screamo highs. “The Serpent v1” mixes things up a bit with Gothenburg-style melodeath riffing and and extended breakdown that puts the back end of the song on a slow burner.
“Memories” kicks off the EP with pneumatic, grooving riffs, tight rhythms, and a squalling guitar solo. I imagined it as a gene-splicing of Lamb of God, DevilDriver, and Shadows Fall, with a few building blocks of latter-day Soilwork thrown into the chromosomes. The music is part thrash, part hardcore, part groove metal. But a few days ago Pray For Locust updated their discography with the release of a new EP - Into the Ocean - which is available for free download.
The video may be new, but the song was taken from an album called SWARM that’s now more than 18 months old. Those with sharp memories may recall that we included Stockholm’s Pray For Locust in a feature about a month ago, spotlighting their excellent new video for a song called “Hang A Traitor”.
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