“Despite its reputation as the satanic scourge of curtain-twitching suburbia, metal can be prone to the kind of squabbling you might see at a parish council meeting, with endless taxonomic arguments about whether something is death or thrash or black metal. Such petty bloviating is silenced by Grammy-nominated Pittsburgh quintet Code Orange, whose fourth album throws thrash, hardcore punk, math roc”
“Code Orange updates metalcore for the 2020s on their latest album.”
“game-changing, forward-thinking hardcore that will draw blood and raise bruises”
“At the edge of crossover success, the hardcore stalwarts sputter out with an overstuffed album of weak modern-rock imitations.”
