Thrashing, hardcore metal music

Hardcore band Code Orange are back with a new album Underneath. The record bleeds metal music because the vocals on each track are loud and grungy. The instrumentation is fantastic because each note is filled with erratic energy that can satisfy their fans’ hunger for music. If listeners want to hear an album that contains loud instruments and vivid vocals, Underneath is the record for them. This album is worth listening to because it gives a great kick of hardcore music.

“Last Ones Left” is an awesome song due to how the vocals sound on the track; they are well done because the constant shouting contributes to the craziness in the song and the vocal ranges are clear with a touch of an authoritative tone. When listening, the music becomes more powerful when the vocal range goes higher and when the vocals are on a high range, beautiful music emerges from the background. People will find themselves head-banging or dancing when listening to this track.

On Underneath, the song “You and You Alone” does have a thrashing sound because of the instrumentation. The whole band did a great job of performing with a centric flow through their music. It feels like the guitar shines the most on this track because the notes are filled with wild and electric noises which can shake the veins of people who are listening. “You and You Alone” shows how talented Code Orange is with their musicality.

“Sulfur Surrounding” is a fun song because it displays a harmonic side of Code Orange. What is surprisingly amusing about this song is how the band changes the notes. Throughout the song, the band wants to keep the metal aspect, but at the same time, they want to create emotions by toning it down a little. It is enjoyable how Code Orange keeps its music balanced when adding soft and loud tempos together. In the end, “Sulfur Surrounding” is a well-played tune. 

The best song on the album is “In Fear” because the track has all the elements to create hardcore music. The band is playing cutting edge metal and it contributes to the liveliness in the song. The drum and guitar playing blend in well because it creates a metallic surge which displays the hardcore aspect on the track. The band did a great job of using creativity when crafting this song.

“Last Ones Left” is incredible because of the vocal style. The vocals brighten up the track because of how aggressive they sound before switching to yelling. The best part of the song is how powerful the vocal style is while shouting out the chorus. In some ways, this song is an anthem due to the constant chanting in the background. This song will hype up those who are listening. 

Code Orange did a wonderful job with Underneath and the record is filled with top-notch creativity and boastful music.