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    Album Review: FLIP A COIN – Reunion

    progsphereBy progsphereSeptember 18, 2024Updated:September 18, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Finding fresh talent in the metal scene can be a challenge, especially with the proliferation of similar-sounding metalcore bands. Yet, international duo Flip a Coin stands out with their debut album, Reunion.

    While many bands recycle familiar metalcore tropes, Flip a Coin—comprising Heyden Smith on vocals and Tomas Biza on composition and production—delivers a unique sound that bridges the gap between Northlane and Novelists, infused with melodic elements. Their fusion of hardcore and metal is remarkable, showcasing their extraordinary talent.

    The album features nine tracks that highlight the band’s exceptional songwriting and musicianship. The opener, “Lifestream,” is a thrilling display of intricate riffs and complex time signatures. Though the drumming is programmed, it adds an unconventional edge to the music, which becomes more compelling with each listen. The bass, though often entwined with the guitars, still makes a notable impact.

    Metalcore influences are present but not overwhelming. Tracks like “The Algorithm” and “Insomnia” feature memorable riffs and breakdowns without being excessive. Smith’s vocals are consistent and powerful, with a clear scream and impressive vocal techniques.

    What truly distinguishes Flip a Coin is their use of epic, melodic sections and dissonant chords. They seamlessly shift from chaos to grandeur, adding depth to their music.

    Overall, Reunion is a standout debut. With its nearly hour-long runtime and every track shining, it proves that the metalcore scene is alive and well. Flip a Coin is a must-listen for fans of technical metal, hardcore, and metalcore.

    Stream/download Reunion from Bandcamp here. Follow Flip a Coin on Facebook and Instagram.

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    With its nearly hour-long runtime and every track shining, it proves that the metalcore scene is alive and well. Flip a Coin is a must-listen for fans of technical metal, hardcore, and metalcore.

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