Animals as Leaders: The Madness Of Many - COMPACT DISCS

Animals as Leaders: The Madness Of Many - COMPACT DISCSTitle: The Madness Of Many Artist: Animals as Leaders Label: Sumerian Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 817424016476 Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal Release Date: 2016 11 11 Number of Discs: 1 2016 release, the fourth album from Animals as Leaders. 'Extremely anticipated' doesn't even begin to describe feelings of the band's fans regarding the release of The Madness Of Many. "It's definitely an evolution of our band. It sounds like us, but it

Title: The Madness Of Many
Artist: Animals as Leaders
Label: Sumerian Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 817424016476
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2016-11-11
Number of Discs: 1

2016 release, the fourth album from Animals as Leaders. 'Extremely anticipated' doesn't even begin to describe feelings of the band's fans regarding the release of The Madness Of Many. "It's definitely an evolution of our band. It sounds like us, but it definitely sounds like we have evolved," says Javier Reyes of the follow up to their 2014 release, The Joy Of Motion. The band is renowned for their ability to push music in ways that it has never been heard before while bringing some of the finest virtuoso playing humanly possible. "There's been a lot of things that we've been experimenting with - there's a lot more nylon-string... It's the most collaborative record that we've done, so it's pretty awesome. We've learned over the years how each other works best, and it's taken that time to make an album that sounds the most like what we sound like as musicians. It sounds different to our previous stuff, but it's definitely what we want to be hearing and what we want to be playing. I'm confident that it's an album where fans will know we've taken the next step up."

Tracks:
1.1 Arithmophobia
1.2 Ectogenesis
1.3 Cognitive Contortions
1.4 Inner Assassins
1.5 Private Visions of the World
1.6 Backpfeifengesicht
1.7 Transcentience
1.8 The Glass Bridge
1.9 The Brain Dance
1.10 Apeirophobia