Album Review

Silent Planet – “Everything Was Sound” [Album Review]

I really like this record; I think it is quite refreshing to hear a band doing something fresh and creative within the confines of the at times stagnant metalcore scene.

Published

9 years ago

07/01/2016

Bruce Moore

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This summer, I became acquainted with – and an instant fan of – Silent Planet, when I was able to catch them live on the Vans Warped Tour. The chaotic, at times spastic, vocal delivery of vocalist Garrett Russell layered atop of some really good metalcore is as good as it is different.

I feel the music really mirrors what is going on in the lyrical content where Russell’s emotionally-charged vocals, fueled by rage, take on such topics as PTSD, Schizophrenia, and various other forms of mental illness.

Everything Was Sound is not all chaotic, though, as there are lots of intricate melodies and hooks rounding out the madness; perhaps this can be akin to beauty in the midst of chaos. I really like this record; I think it is quite refreshing to hear a band doing something fresh and creative within the confines of the at times stagnant metalcore scene.

Everything Was Sound Track Listing:

01. Inherit the Earth
02. Psychescape
03. Dying In Circles
04. Understanding Love as Loss
05. Tout Comprendre
06. Panic Room
07. REDIVIDER
08. Nervosa
09. C’est tout pardonner
10. Orphan
11. No Place to Breathe
12. First Father
13. Inhabit the Wound

Run Time: 41:38
Release Date: July 1, 2016

Check out the song “Panic Room”