Archetypes and Repetition
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Free Music Review: An impressive debut from a band I hope to hear more from
Hit: 4 Stars
The Good
A melodic, yet haunting vocal intro ("Innocence") tricks the listener into thinking this album is going to be soft. Deepfield BURY that notion with the super-charged rocker "44 Teeth." Heavy guitars are flanked by enduring and melodic vocals throughout. "Get It' keeps the energy flowing with driving riffs and down-your-throat vocals. "Fall Apart" trades in the heavy riffs for acoustic strumming. Not one to lose their edge, Deepfield brings back the distortion for the powerful chorus. "Into the Flood" mixes mid-tempo riffage with memorable lyrics. "The Silence" couldn't be more deafening. I have to tip my hat to the band for pumping out a killer cover of En Vogue's "Can't Let Go." I kept racking my brain on where I heard this before. Simply awesome.
The Bad
Nothing notable
The Verdict
Archetypes and Repetition is a dark and melodic album loaded with meaty riffs and powerful vocals that won't make you tremble. An impressive debut from a band I hope to hear more from in the future.
Free Music Review: Just A Bit Better Than Average
Hit: 3 Stars
Deepfield are a rock band from South Carolina who have toured alongside Puddle Of Mudd and The Exies. Their sound could be described as Exies-esque, although they draw influence from every end of rock from Collective Soul to 3 Doors Down to Linkin Park. Songs like Get It and Don't Let Go are strong enough to carry the album by themselves, but luckily, most of the songs here are just as good. If Archetypes and Repetition had come out last year during the whole emo craze, I'd have given it a 4, but we've had a good year of rock thusfar, so priority is just a bit lower. Check this out if you liked the new fuel or 12 stones albums.