We approach ‘ECHOES: THE FINAL CHAPTER’ with a certain respect and reverence. It’s a significant and wholesome record, an album that marks the end of the road for Chicago-based metalcore outfit Bullet To The Heart. After nearly a decade of threading the fine line between alt-rock and heavier metal influences, the group has decided to disband. To do so, they have unveiled their rawest record to date, a slice of euphoric guitar prowess drenched in eerie, prophetic vocals and hard-hitting drums.
Spearheaded by Audrey Queen on vocals, Draven DC on drums, and Jake ‘SIX’ LoGiudice on bass, vocals, and guitar, the American trio are as powerful as ever, unleashing their life experiences onto eight meaningful pieces, all showcasing the darkest corners of the human experience. Perhaps that’s what makes the record interesting. It’s just honest and relevant; it doesn’t seek to pursue a specific trend or a certain formula. It’s the direct output of the potent artistry behind Bullet To The Heart.
Delving deeper into the record, the group explains: “We approached this album like it was our last because it is. Every part of the recording process felt heavier not in pressure, but in purpose. We weren’t chasing perfection; we were chasing truth. Vocals were recorded with fewer takes to keep the emotion honest. Mistakes weren’t always edited out: if it felt right, it stayed.”
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