Melding elements of metals progressive and nu, plus a
dash or two of hardcore, Freya are on to something. In
some ways they're a bit like the mysterious spawn of
At The Gates and Offspring, a melodic-but-deadly
collective that shows restraint in the right places
and a lack thereof also in the right places. The best
tracks here include "Glasscating Smile," the title
track, "Throwing Rocks At A Drowning Man" and
"Negative Infinity." It'll be interesting to see where
Freya go in the future, what stones they unturn, for
something tells me there's a lot more to this band
than meets the ear canal.
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Melding elements of metals progressive and nu, plus a
dash or two of hardcore, Freya are on to something. In
some ways they're a bit like the mysterious spawn of
At The Gates and Offspring, a melodic-but-deadly
collective that shows restraint in the right places
and a lack thereof also in the right places. The best
tracks here include "Glasscating Smile," the title
track, "Throwing Rocks At A Drowning Man" and
"Negative Infinity." It'll be interesting to see where
Freya go in the future, what stones they unturn, for
something tells me there's a lot more to this band
than meets the ear canal.
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