Entheos The Infinite Nothing

Has death metal started to feel a bit too homogeneous for you lately? Do you think that a lot of djent bands djumped the shark a few years ago? Or maybe you want to check out a prog band that keeps songs at a reasonable length? Let California’s Entheos be your golden ticket out of this musical rut you’ve found yourself in. The Infinite Nothing is an absolute gut-punch; a motherfucking flurry of warped guitar riffs, crushing production and some of the most amazing bass performances you’re likely to hear in the style for the next couple of years. I had the privilege to speak with the band’s vocalist, Chaney Crabb, last week about how the band has improved since their debut EP, confronting anxiety through writing, tour homies and a whole lot more!.

01 – “Perpetual Miscalculations”
02 – “New Light”
03 – “The Infinite Nothing”
04 – “Terminal Stages Of Nostalgia”
05 – “An Ever-Expanding Human”
06 – “Bad Chemicals”
07 – “Mind Alone”
08 – “Neural Damage”