[m]other

Navigating through the thorny corridors of metalcore, Veil of Maya emerge with their latest offering "[M]Other," a sonic onslaught guaranteed to leave you headbanging like a possessed Flamingo dancer. This blue vinyl edition adds a touch of psychedelic charm to an album that is anything but subtle. From the blistering riffs of opener "Lull" to the ominous atmosphere of "Outsider," Veil of Maya showcase a mastery of the genre that few can rival. The combination of Marc Okubo's lightning-fast guitar work and Lukas Magyar's guttural vocals creates a sonic whirlwind that will have you reaching for your safety helmet. Tracks like "Man Made Disaster" and "Follow Me" are brutal yet strangely hypnotic, with the band displaying a level of musicianship that is truly spellbinding. Each song feels like a meticulously crafted sonic assault, designed to pummel your eardrums into submission. But it's not all chaos and destruction on "[M]Other." Veil of Maya also show their softer side on tracks like "All Things Set Aside," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases Magyar's versatility as a vocalist. This album is a rollercoaster ride of emotions, with each track offering something new and unexpected. So grab your nearest inflatable hammer and prepare to be blown away by Veil of Maya's "[M]Other." This is metalcore at its finest, a relentless barrage of noise that will leave you begging for more.