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Music and Copro Records keep on spitting out record after record with native
metalcore bands and Sone is the latest one of them. Formed in the winter of
2001 the band is very young and having released a mini album this early in
their career they are now well on their way. I must say that I got a better
impression from this band than most others in the genre. This is mainly
because of the fact that their vocalist Austin McMaster actually knows how to
sing. His aggressive singing is very powerful but when using his clean voice
it sounds pretty good as well. This is where most of the competition fails but
Sone have found a very charismatic and versatile front man. Another thing that
promises better things to come for this young band is that they already sound
very tight and a mature sound saturates this debut recording from beginning to
end. I doubt that I will ever listen to this album again but Sone is
nonetheless a band that you should look out for if you are into metallic
hardcore or the more aggressive side of the modern nu-metal scene. They have
come a long way already and if they keep on working hard they could go even
further. I personally despise the general attitude and opinions within the
hardcore / aggrometal scene but the music of Sone is at least partially
interesting and enjoyable.
| Tracklist |
1. Turn Away |
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2. Teethmarks 3. White Lies 4. Mixed Signals 5. |
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Evaporate 6. Homesick |
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