During Benjamin, Source is able to create a brutal sort of metal that whips in a bit of Pantera and Alice in Chains. With chugging guitars and darkly emotive vocals, the band is able to quickly move from the build up to an absolutely furious tear-down during the chorus. The supersonic vocals stretch out over the track, whipping in hints of Muse and Tool along the way. With swirling eddys of instrumentation hitting listeners, Source is able to make a hard and heavy cut that will stick around long after the single ceases to play. View the visuals for Benjamin below.
We last covered Source back in 2016, checking out their “Memories of Yesterday“.
Source “Benjamin” / Domain /
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