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One of Britain s brightest new hopes and best live bands... pure awesomeness **** --Kerrang!
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Format:Audio CD
Exit Ten have the chops, tunes and let's face it the looks to be huge. That this has not happened says less about their music and more about the storm of misfortune which has befallen them since they released their début EP in 2006.
With 'Give Me Infinity', the band have shed the 'metalcore' tag which has arguably held them back from a wider audience and grown into a heavy, melodic ROCK band. There's no other word for this - no pinched harmonics, no blastbeats; just massive riffs, huge grooves and anthemic choruses.
Album highlights: Curtain Call', which sees the groove-grunge of Pearl Jam get a 21st Century reboot; Suggest A Path, which has to be the best movie theme song never to have been used in a movie and the absolutely gigantic album-closer Lion.
The production, by John Mitchell, is gigantic and serves to emphasise just how much the band's playing has come on. Then there's vocalist Ryan Redman, giving the performance of his life on every single track.
What I would say is this - don't writ Exit Ten off based on a dislike of their previous material, but similarly if you're an established fan don't be afraid to give this a listen. Radiohead following OK Computer with Kid A this is not - this is an organic progression for a band who were always more about the melody than the brutality.
With 'Give Me Infinity', the band have shed the 'metalcore' tag which has arguably held them back from a wider audience and grown into a heavy, melodic ROCK band. There's no other word for this - no pinched harmonics, no blastbeats; just massive riffs, huge grooves and anthemic choruses.
Album highlights: Curtain Call', which sees the groove-grunge of Pearl Jam get a 21st Century reboot; Suggest A Path, which has to be the best movie theme song never to have been used in a movie and the absolutely gigantic album-closer Lion.
The production, by John Mitchell, is gigantic and serves to emphasise just how much the band's playing has come on. Then there's vocalist Ryan Redman, giving the performance of his life on every single track.
What I would say is this - don't writ Exit Ten off based on a dislike of their previous material, but similarly if you're an established fan don't be afraid to give this a listen. Radiohead following OK Computer with Kid A this is not - this is an organic progression for a band who were always more about the melody than the brutality.
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This album is amazing. After seeing the band live shortly after purchasing it, they are now one of our favourite bands. We literally had this album on repeat for about a month. The lyrics are complex enough to make you want to look them up in the lyric book and master the melodies that flow amazingly with the words and yet certain lines are unbelievably catchy. Sounds gritty, raw and grungy although a slightly lighter sound to their previous album.
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Why I had never heard of Exit Ten before is beyond me. Anyone who enjoys music should listen to this band. I really hope they continue to make music as good as this. There isn't one bad track on the album, no fillers. If you like Incubus you will love Exit Ten.
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I first came across Exit Ten in a Music rag in 2006. After reading the favourable review i purchased their 1st e. Read more
I first came across Exit Ten in a Music rag in 2006. After reading the favourable review i purchased their 1st e. Read more
Published 5 months ago by dj christ
Britain's best kept secret?
Exit Ten have always had the goods to be a very popular and successful band in all the right ways, and with this new album they certainly continue that deserved prospect - Just in... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Jake Neale
AWESOME
Great new album from one of the best live bands i've ever seen. BUY IT NOW! And go see them live!
Published 7 months ago by Chris Barkus
Keep getting better
I have been a fan of Exit Ten since hearing the Resume Ignore vid on Scuzz, and they just keep coming up with dramatic energetic stirring music. Read more
Published 7 months ago by I. J. Davies
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