Inescapable, by Godsticks

Inescapable

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1.	Denigrate 03:53	buy track
2.	Victim 06:14	buy track
3.	Relief 05:04	buy track
4.	Surrender 04:44	buy track
5.	Numb 05:08	buy track
6.	Change 09:31	buy track
7.	Breathe 05:17	buy track
8.	Time 05:48	buy track
9.	Resist 04:38	buy track

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The new studio album from the progressive purveyors of heavy rock and alternative metal

"Godsticks have such a strong identity and so many ingenious riffs" Metal Hammer

Godsticks open 2020 with their new and most accomplished studio album, Inescapable. Their mix of heavy rock, progressive and alternative metal with a dynamic range of angular riffs and emotional depth will leave listeners reeling. The band's sound has refined over their releases on Kscope, beginning with the technically astounding metal on Emergence to the more industrial and progressive-influenced Faced With Rage. Now, with Inescapable, the band have channelled their energy and technical ability into the melody, phrasing and vocal performance, allowing emotion to take centre stage.

It is perhaps Charles’ vocals that have undergone the biggest change on Inescapable, largely as result of working closely with Kscope. Charles sings with more emotion and realises his ability to sing in higher registers, producing his best vocal performance to date. The band also invited the gifted TesseracT vocalist Daniel Tompkins to record vocal harmonies for lead track "Denigrate", adding an extra layer of aggression and energy to one of the more powerful songs on the record.

Inescapable was produced by James Loughrey (Skindred) and recorded at the famed heritage Monnow Valley studio. The striking new artwork incorporates the album's exploration of self-worth and insecurities.

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released February 7, 2020

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