The word Djent mean anything to you ? Well, it's simply just a new interpretation over a style of Heavy Metal music developed as a spin-off toward traditional Progressive Rock/Metal in a high density distinctive gains of distorted palm-muted and low pitch guitar sounds - just like a complicated combinations between Metal progressions, Indie Rock and Acid Pop Jazz tones inside an aquarium without the fishes. Still confused ? Well, try to listening the album made by Chon - a San Diego Mathrock band that really could giving you (perhaps) a glimpse of slightly answer by performance through this album: Grow.
Intense and technologically progressive group that consisting of the talented Camarena Brothers Mario on guitars and Dario the drummer with Erick Hansel (guitars) but departed by Drew Pelisek (bass, vocals) due to artistic differences since then. Anyone whose always loving to have an instrumental recordings with only pure music inhabits the disc relentlessly forbid a vocal sound as it kicked out by the prolonging solo sets and performance just like thus elements affection found in Rock Jazz sessions or live vibrated records from some of Zappa's cooler works.
From Drift (Hyper Potion) to Suda to Story and Fall or Splash; nothing to be said but done here in totality of the explosive sound-plorations almost nearly madness to perfection for the sensitive lovers whom understand the price of finding higher resolution through the depth of pure sounds of obssesive absolution.
Grow:
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