The State of the Scene (SOTS Podcast) We Review New Albums From Stand Atlantic & Thrown!
Aug 25, 2024
Dive into a discussion of Stand Atlantic's latest album, exploring its emotional depth and bold evolution in sound. The hosts unravel themes of loss and transformation, reflecting on the band's journey through innovative pop-punk. They also highlight the promising debut album from a Stockholm metalcore band, emphasizing its relatable approach and energetic production. Plus, there's anticipation for a new metalcore release filled with raw emotion and concise tracks, sparking excitement for the genre's future.
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Stand Atlantic's Rebirth Symbolism
- Stand Atlantic's album 'was here' symbolizes the death of their old selves and a rebirth as a new band.
- The graphic album art visually represents this brutal transformation and new direction.
Stand Atlantic's Sound Evolution
- 'Was here' reveals Stand Atlantic's experimentation and layered production beyond straightforward pop punk.
- This broadens their sound, sustaining their strong hooks and vocal distinctiveness while innovating.
Stand Atlantic's Genre Fusion
- Stand Atlantic balances old and new styles, mixing angst with abstract lyricism.
- Tracks like 'Criminal' mix pop punk and metalcore, showcasing diverse influences successfully.