Decoy's 'Re:Selection' Arrives As A Sonic Powder Keg of Controlled Chaos Ready To Take On the Metal Scene

Decoy's latest EP, 'Re:Selection,' is a relentless assault on the senses, showcasing the band's evolution since their 2017 debut. Described as a veritable powder keg of undetonated energy, the three-track offering is a masterclass in controlled chaos, blending familiar hardcore elements with Decoy's unique sonic signature.

The EP sets itself in motion with 'Personality Program,' an adrenaline-fueled opener that sets the tone for the auditory onslaught that follows. A groundbreaking track cut from heavy riffing and unhinged, melodic touches, it's a track that echoes within your brain, backed perfectly by the visceral intensity of the performance.

'Smg' dives effortlessly into darker territory, with an unforgettable intro that is as progressive as style-defining. The intricate interplay between drums and dissonant guitar riffs creates a soundscape that is both brutal and captivating. 'Natural Selection' concludes the EP with a surprising twist. It's a track that defies categorisation, playfully adding a touch of melody and musical prowess, while standing tall on its innovation. The use of guitars as "synthesizers" adds an unexpected layer of sonic exploration to the EP, closing it with a chilling and memorable flourish.

Decoy's 'Re:Selection' isn't just an EP; it's a statement of intent. The band has honed their craft, drawing inspiration from metal giants while forging their own path. This EP is a testament to their dedication and a thrilling glimpse into the future of Louisiana metal. Decoy has managed to establish themselves as a mountainous powerhouse of metal, and their ascent to the forefront of the metal scene seems all but inevitable

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