The Ossuary Lens (Red Obsidian Marbled Vinyl)

Allegaeon

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Cat No: 161061

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Format Details: Red Obsidian Marbled Vinyl

Release Date: 04 April 2025

Label: Metal Blade Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 039841610611

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal Metal

Release Date: 04 April 2025

Label: Metal Blade Records

Packaging Type: Jewel Case

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 039841610628

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal Metal

Description
For technical death metal band Allegaeon, sitting still is not an option. The Fort Collins, CO group has never allowed itself to stagnate, prefering to thrive on chaos, change and evolution. Their latest full-length offering, The Ossuary Lens, is their seventh but, importantly, it's the first with original vocalist Ezra Haynes since his 2015 departure following the Elements of the Infinite album. Replacing a singer is no easy task, so the fact that Haynes was in a place to rejoin is something to celebrate. The cleaner vocal approach on the last three albums was a fascinating artistic maneuver, one that refreshed Allegaeon, but it's undeniably thrilling to hear Haynes' graveled larynx back in the fold on this inarguably brutal and technically dazzling slab of work. The science-based lyrics are as challenging as the progressive musicianship, resulting in a set of songs that simply slay. It's a sound that Haynes himself refers to as "melotech" (melodic, technical death metal).

Description
For technical death metal band Allegaeon, sitting still is not an option. The Fort Collins, CO group has never allowed itself to stagnate, prefering to thrive on chaos, change and evolution. Their latest full-length offering, The Ossuary Lens, is their seventh but, importantly, it's the first with original vocalist Ezra Haynes since his 2015 departure following the Elements of the Infinite album. Replacing a singer is no easy task, so the fact that Haynes was in a place to rejoin is something to celebrate. The cleaner vocal approach on the last three albums was a fascinating artistic maneuver, one that refreshed Allegaeon, but it's undeniably thrilling to hear Haynes' graveled larynx back in the fold on this inarguably brutal and technically dazzling slab of work. The science-based lyrics are as challenging as the progressive musicianship, resulting in a set of songs that simply slay. It's a sound that Haynes himself refers to as "melotech" (melodic, technical death metal).
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