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Track List
01) Can't Sleep
02) The Midnight Sun
03) Electric Fires
04) Aether
05) Across the Great Divide
06) Home
07) Eternal Light
08) Slow Seas
09) Fate I & II
01) Can't Sleep
02) The Midnight Sun
03) Electric Fires
04) Aether
05) Across the Great Divide
06) Home
07) Eternal Light
08) Slow Seas
09) Fate I & II
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2018
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"All That Divides" is the second full length studio album from English progressive rock band Black Peaks, released 5th October 2018 on the Rise Records label.
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On Statues the Brighton quartet took the progressive mindset, majesty, savagery and elegance of Tool, Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Oceansize and moulded them into something raw, yet utterly unique. On All That Divides, what’s startling is how confident Black Peaks now sound playing with influences that would overwhelm most bands.
Navigating these songs is an exhilarating thrill, exploring a maze of splintered twists and dynamic shifts, trying to anticipate the quartet’s next move but ending up somewhere completely different. On highlights Aether and Home, the band have left space to let the melodies breathe and build to wild-eyed, and, in the case of the former, string-led climaxes.
Fear not, though, heaviness is never compromised. It’s just now the band wield it like a weapon, holding it back and unleashing it at exactly the right moment for maximum impact. Electric Fires sounds like Biffy Clyro’s Infinity Land having a pop at Crack The Skye while Will Gardner’s eviscerating vocals are superb throughout, shifting from a gentle murmur to a skin-peeling howl in the blink of an eye.
And to think they’ve gone and topped the whole thing off with closer Fate I & II, a track of such expertly crafted scope and dynamism it leaves your head spinning. After that, the only thing left to hear is the sound of everyone else choking on Black Peaks’ dust.
Reviewed by Dannii Leivers for loudersound.com.
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"All That Divides" is the second full length studio album from English progressive rock band Black Peaks, released 5th October 2018 on the Rise Records label.
User Album Review
On Statues the Brighton quartet took the progressive mindset, majesty, savagery and elegance of Tool, Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Oceansize and moulded them into something raw, yet utterly unique. On All That Divides, what’s startling is how confident Black Peaks now sound playing with influences that would overwhelm most bands.
Navigating these songs is an exhilarating thrill, exploring a maze of splintered twists and dynamic shifts, trying to anticipate the quartet’s next move but ending up somewhere completely different. On highlights Aether and Home, the band have left space to let the melodies breathe and build to wild-eyed, and, in the case of the former, string-led climaxes.
Fear not, though, heaviness is never compromised. It’s just now the band wield it like a weapon, holding it back and unleashing it at exactly the right moment for maximum impact. Electric Fires sounds like Biffy Clyro’s Infinity Land having a pop at Crack The Skye while Will Gardner’s eviscerating vocals are superb throughout, shifting from a gentle murmur to a skin-peeling howl in the blink of an eye.
And to think they’ve gone and topped the whole thing off with closer Fate I & II, a track of such expertly crafted scope and dynamism it leaves your head spinning. After that, the only thing left to hear is the sound of everyone else choking on Black Peaks’ dust.
Reviewed by Dannii Leivers for loudersound.com.
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