Erra: Augment
Erra: Augment
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Erra
Label: Tragic Hero Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 605491106103
Genre: Rock
Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. Erra's 2013 sophomore full-length, Augment stands among the pioneering albums for the modern melodic tech-metal genre. Within it's 52 minutes, Augment manages to bend the usual confines of heavy music to their whims - from gnarled, low-end chugging guitars to the addition of subtle atmospheric programming that gently ease and elevate the metal onslaught with it's stark juxtaposition. Now, after eight years, Tragic Hero Records celebrates the album with a double vinyl LP repress. Acclaim for Augment: "Heavy, off-and-on-again tempo chugging, melodic vocals, airy synths, and endorphin raising riffs provide a phenomenal listen" - PunkNews; "Augment manages to cram in enough complicated breakdown rhythms to keep what will no doubt be an ever-growing fanbase sated... More please" - Rock Sound Magazine; "These guys have managed to create a unique sound in a genre overflowing with mediocrity" - Under The Gun Review.
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