Beartooth’s “Disease” immediately starts in high gear with insane guitars, intricate drum fills, and a catchiness that callas back to the tradition of Trapt, Nine Inch Nails, and Hawthorne Heights. Never fitting into one specific genre or sound, Beartooth is able to make in Disease an effort that is wholly unique while ready for rock radio rotation. A stellar production allows each of the elements – guitar, vox, bass, and drums – to shine brightly while further contributing to the overall sound of the song. Disease’s 2:10 split makes for a considerable boost to the momentum and some of the thickest, chunkiest riffs we’ve heard.
Beartooth “Disease” / Domain / Facebook
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