daybreak-–-the-sound-(album-review)

Daybreak – The Sound (Album Review)

Daybreak – The Sound Released: September 6, 2024 Line Up: Shaun Cox // Vocals Blake Pearce // Guitar Liam Webster // Bass Sam Warren // Drums Online: Facebook Instagram There is something in the water over in Perth and whatever fountain of metalcore mayhem that is flowing – Daybreak have been swimming in it. Working for years on their signature sound and finding a way to stand out from their many talented peers- the lads from the West have hit us with their album The Sound. And man, what a sound it is. Starting strong with the gritty, digitised masterpiece ‘Western Sound’, it is the kind of track that would be right at home on a reinvigorated Terminator movie soundtrack, especially in a scene with a lot of ass-kicking. It gives a solid variety in the way sound is expressed but keeps it simple in momentum. The track is flexing- like a ‘we are here, this is how we do metalcore over here in Western Australia’ proclamation. Dipping into the occasional speed runs, it has moments of just sheer heaviness. This heaviness makes an epic precursor to the following track, ‘Pure Violence’. The hard-hitting intro seeps into a sultry, drum-driven verse. [...]

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