Post Death Soundtrack, Chosen Sons Review
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Post Death Soundtrack is a Canadian band that has a creative industrial rock sound the infuses rock with electronica. Consisting of Steve Moore and Jon Ireson, the two-embrace wide sweeping dynamics in their music with influences from early-90s alternative, UK trip-hop, modern metal, progressive hip-hop and late 60s psychedelia. Buck and Moore recruited bassist and producer Jon Ireson and Colin Everall on piano and drums. Building their catalog of electro-doom rock, the duo is releasing a new single titled, “Chosen Sons.” The track is accompanied by a video that is just as creative and deep as the music. Reminiscent of the upside-down world from Stranger Things, the video is a sight to see and hear. Something wicked this way comes with Post Death Soundtrack is a duet that brings modern society into focus through music. That’s the short of it!
Positives:
Expect the unexpected, with the melding of electronica and driving beats, Post Death Soundtrack keeps a keen focus on song structure and letting the music breath, while creating an eerily intense experience.
Bottom Line:
Post Death Soundtrack incorporates darkly hued lyrics and infectious beats to drive their musical point home with "Chosen Sons." This is the first single from Post Death Soundtrack's venomous third album. With dissonant synth chords, blaring the lyrics draw your attention, finally developing into a solid groove that has melodic ascending lines building the energy behind the vocals. Cryptic samples float in and out as the does eerie vocal harmonies, resulting in a track that builds overtime. The release has an interesting Arabic colored melodic line that takes us back to the full furry of the chorus. The wobbling synth line pairs beautifully with the active bass line that drives the track to the end. Their visionary approach to the visual and demiurgic assertion to the music is a stunning presentation on all fronts.