-Review- Signs of Insanity - "Into The Storm" EP

Signs of Insanity have an extremely bright future ahead of them via their newest EP.

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From: Elkhart, KS
Sounds like: Metalcore



The opener "Arms Wide Open" blasts in with the force akin to Bury Tomorrow and their style of Melodic Metalcore. The back and forth between harsh and melodic vocals keep things tight, clean and heavy throughout its length. The chorus is catchy and keeps things moving on a nice pace. There's a really really nice guitar solo on the bridge that sets up a thunderous breakdown. "Wings of Eulogy" kicks right in fast, heavy and melodic. It keeps the breakneck pace chugging along as it has a more melodic tone than the opener. It's more radio friendly and there's a guitar solo that takes it to an even higher level. "A Better Day" is hard and heavy from the get go. The head banging factor is off the charts and the melodies are easy to cling on to as it treks ahead on the more Hard Rock side of things. "When The Sun Don't Shine" picks up the pace and goes full speed ahead. The track oozes adrenaline and pulls no punches as the mosh inducing sound takes over. The closer "Home" wraps up the EP nicely as it's probably the heaviest track. The band goes all out and their sound really shines bright as it's five minutes of Metalcore bliss.

Verdict:
Signs of Insanity have an extremely bright future ahead of them via their newest EP.