Tetrarch: Unstable
Tetrarch: Unstable
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Tetrarch
Label: Napalm
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 840588141395
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. Los Angeles, California's Tetrarch - metal's hottest new rising stars - have turned heads with their ability to successfully blend the addictive stylings of favorite modern metal pillars while maintaining a fresh sound that breaks new ground. Since bursting onto the scene with their breakout independent debut Freak in 2017, the band has garnered remarkable early acclaim at an impressive rate unmatched by any other new band. Unstable's heaviest offerings prove the band's dynamic assault of varying heavy styles, most notedly on assertive breakneck burner "Negative Noise" - a track that could turn the heads of metal's greatest riff writers with Rowe's mighty axe attack - and on the melodically chilling "Take A Look Inside," highlighting the powerful rhythm section of bassist Ryan Lerner and drummer Ruben Limas. The album even ventures to explore slower introspective sides of the band on the standout, melodic "Addicted" and closer track "Trust Me," which trickles in supernatural atmosphere.
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