errorzone
| Vein
errorzone
In 2017 the band was signed onto Closed Casket Activities, who would issue their first full-length work Errorzone to warm reception among critics, even appearing on Revolvers early "Best Albums of 2018" list. The album also managed to peak at #21 in Billboard charts' Hard Rock album chart. Reviewers have noted that the band's sound generally falls under the hardcore punk, metalcore, and mathcore umbrellas, with some even hinting at a nu-metal influence in Errorzone. - Wikipedia
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Pitchfork
Yesterday’s Active Rock playlist gets ransacked and reconfigured on the debut full-length from a Boston hardcore quintet whose influences range from Converge to Korn.
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Metal Injection
A twenty-seven-minute bonafide crusher. From start to finish, this record is disarming, brutal, honest, melodic, and relentlessly interesting.
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Pop Matters
Errorzone melds those disparate-on-paper yet complimentary-in-practice styles into a volatile whole and does so without compromising the underground ethos of the band as heard on their previous releases.
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Distorted Sound Magazine
The unwavering bludgeoning nature of Errorzone is truly spectacular and sits comfortably as one of the best extreme albums to come out this year. Lend this your time.
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Sputnik Music
Sounds every bit as gnarly as it looks.
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Ghost Cult Magazine
With only an EP under their belt, their debut full-length, errorzone comes through with all the grit and metal grace you want from a Hardcore act.
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KillYourStereo.com
A delirious and schizophrenic package.
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No Echo
If you were skeptical about Vein's ability to deliver on the promise shown by their earlier EPs, this record is here to do away with all your doubts because it delivers on expectations and then some.
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The Soundboard
It doesn’t get more exciting than this.
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Punk News
The mixture of Hardcore and Nu-Metal is used brilliantly with a facet of digestible songs that leave the listener craving for more.
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Madness to Creation
The hardcore/metal world got even more psychotic, painful, and brutal.
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Exclaim!
An unequivocal body of scorn with a ferocious sound, opaque imagery and despondent lyricism.
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Dead Rhetoric
A punchy and abrasive album that still maintains a sense for melody without compromise.
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Rock Sins
Exciting, compelling and an essential listen from a band that has all the potential in the world, and all the time they need to harness it.
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