On Dig In Deep, Sun & Flesh are able to blend together the hard-rock of acts like Godsmack and Disturbed with a bit of the electronic-infused fury of acts like Static-X and Linkin Park. Adding further layers to Dig In Deep, the act is able to make a single that resonates loudly with a wide swath of heavy music fans. The presence of keyboards at opportune moments during Dig In Deep add a bit of differentiation for the cut; fans of Orgy or Mudvayne will absolutely adore what the act is doing here. The vocals are front-forward but do not monopolize the focal point of this single; the guitars and drums are able to rise to incredible fury at the 2:45 mark. Dig In Deep has what it needs to be placed on hard rock rotation.
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