Montreal's ETERNAL CLOSURE Flaunt Harsh Growls And Soaring Cleans In Vocal Playthrough!
Montreal’s Eternal Closure has a second single “Exiled” ready for ears, that comes off their latest album “At The Centre Of It All - Chapter I”, which will be released in September. The metalcore act isn't just about melody and breakdowns, they are influenced by thrashy and djent tunes and also by cats. The upcoming album, the first of two parts, will be the third from the band and is their most aggressive to date with a new frontwoman ready to melt faces. The single “Exiled” starts off immediately from when the previous track, “Practice What You Preach” ends. As a vocal playthrough, it gives new frontwoman Katrine Castonguay a chance to show off her range in both guttural growls and powerful cleans.
Guitarist/songwriter Olivier Boitel explains further:
“This song calms the pace down a little bit, with the emphasis being on vocal harmonies and overall melodic writing. There’s a good amount of clean guitars during the verses (mostly as back and forth with the vocals) and harsh vocals are used sparingly. The song also probably has my favourite guitar solo I’ve ever written. I’ve never been much of a lead guitar player but a big effort was made into improving that for this album. Lyrically, it’s a more introspective song about staying true to yourself and only changing for your own sake, not how society tells you to.”
Watch and listen to the vocal playthrough “Exiled” - https://youtu.be/PbN8cDDK_r8
Digital pre-save - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/eternalclosure/exiled
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