Sounds like: Hard Rock
From: Ohio
The title track gets the EP started with its A Perfect Circle like opening. The overall tempo is Progressive Hard Rock as the melodies take control and build a wall of natural sound. The track cranks into a higher gear around the two minute mark. The bridge dips down the pacing to a more slowed down emotional tempo before building itself back up and unleashing a fury of heaviness. The chorus helps close out the track. "Hallelujah" has shades of Nu Metal to it. From the opening bass line to the driving riffs to the vocals, would make it a track worthy of Ozzfest. "Burn Me Up" has an instrumental intro before it blasts into a more Hard Rock/Metal wall of sound. The overall sound brings with it an early Breaking Benjamin like tendency. There's an aggression to the track but the melodies and riffs keep everything tightly together perfectly. "Here" doesn't hold back. From the first note to the last, it's an all out Hard Rock assault on the listener. The hard hitting riffs are on point and any fan of Hard Rock will just jam out during its entire runtime.
Verdict:
Two Ton Memory crank out the Hard Rock jams with their newest EP.
