Album Review
Red Seas Fire – “Resolution” [EP] [Album Review]
Listening to Resolution, the new release from UK boys Red Seas Fire, makes you wonder how this metal band have managed to stay unsigned for so long…
Free music is good. Good free music is even better, and that’s exactly what you get when you grab the new EP from UK tech-metallers Red Seas Fire. Four tracks of pounding, brutal tech metal with so much awesome stuff going on that you’ll be hooked from the minute those crunching riffs batter their way into your head.
Like I said though, don’t expect just another tech metal album because Red Seas Fire are simply so much more than just another tech-metal band. Yes, there is all the stop/start, clinical tech riffery going on, but the four tracks on this EP simply feel like real songs. They’re not just heavy and techy for the sake of it – everything has its place and the end result is simply massive. Take “Blood Bank,” a song that has a huge melodic sound, or the brutal, Bring Me The Horizon feel of opener “Hourglass” at the other end of the spectrum, both examples of how brilliant and diverse Resolution can be.
However, Red Seas Fire encapsulate everything that is great about the band in eight and a half minutes when they unleash the monstrous “The Mistakes We Make,” a track that flirts with pop, batters you with the brutal, and hits the kind of epic heights that just make you want to cry they’re that massive. How this band have managed to stay unsigned for so long is, quite simply, a fucking crime!
Track Listing:
01. Hourglass
02. Blood Bank
03. The Mistakes We Make
04. Ocean Death
Run Time: 19:28
Release Date: March 9, 2015
Check out the album ‘Resolution’ here.
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