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Infinite Blue
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Mindless Hope is composed of five distinct personalities, each contributing their own unique influences to create a rich, textured auditory experience.
Hailing from the underground scene of Philadelphia, Mindless Hope fuses uncompromising progressive metal with a kaleidoscope of sonic experimentation. Their sound is an intricate maze of abrupt tempo changes, challenging time signatures, angular riffs, and a dual-vocal assault that swings nimbly between hardcore aggression and alternative melody. Tracks like Paradigm, "Into the Birth Canal", The Hornets' Revenge, and the explosive A Bleak Scenario usher listeners into a realm where double bass precision and vocal surprises create a dynamic atmosphereone that challenges and ultimately captivates with its emotional sincerity. The bands landmark release, Mental Truancy, offers a sprawling 79-minute odyssey of musical exploration. From sprawling workouts that blend crushing deathcore assaults with djent passages to more intimate, atmospheric forays reminiscent of progressive rocks expansive moods, each song serves as a chapter in an emotional and technical journey. The epic 17-minute Eugenics epitomizes their ambition, harnessing a mix of intricate guitar solos, innovative percussion, and relentless rhythmic shifts that keep the listener on alert throughout the voyage. Mindless Hopes art lies in their fearless defiance of genre boundaries. While primarily rooted in progressive metal, their work weaves together elements of thrash, melodic death, and even hints of atmospheric rockcreating a sound that recalls the experimental spirit of bands like Opeth, Dream Theater, and Yes. Beyond technical mastery, their lyrics and sonic explorations confront the messy realities of modern life: grappling with issues of self-importance in the digital era, confronting personal hardships, and ultimately urging empathy as a way to navigate our individual struggles. Renowned for their immersive live performances, the bands complex interplay of three lead guitars, robust bass, and multifaceted percussion work transforms each set into an intense, communal experience. Whether its dismantling conventions with intricate instrumental passages or shifting effortlessly between aggressive and melodic vocal styles, Mindless Hope invites audiences to embrace the chaos and find hope within the turbulence. If the intricate layers of their studio work have you intrigued, you might also appreciate exploring how their live performances magnify these shifts in emotion and technique, or how their evolving sound challenges conventional approaches to heavy music. To date, Mindless Hope has released three full-length albums and one EP: Verbatim (2013) Unlocking a New Realm of Existence (2016) Speechless EP (2017) Mental Truancy (2022)
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Intro by David Eilliott III Additional Intro Orche
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2022 Matthew Grosse
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September 25, 2022
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MP3 12.7 MB 320 kbps 5:33
Story behind the song
Infinite Blue Synchronicity Single Indian-American Female, 25 Parvati Patel Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Highly Educated. Doctoral candidate. Wealthy Indian American family. Currently living with parents. Parents are naturalized citizens while Parvati is natural-born. Raised strict Hindu. Ms. Patel almost died in a car crash and was in a coma for 4 weeks. It’s been about a year since coming out of the coma. Seems to be suffering from an identity crisis. Claims to know what’s on the other side and that everything she believes was a lie. Borders on hysterics at times. Parents insist on counseling to get Ms. Patel “back on track.”
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Ease the mood, inhale the scene What lies beyond, what does this mean? Pulsating glow, where’s this place? Out past the bounds of time and space Learn your way Review your life Expected answers of what’s not and just might No up above, no down below No judgement passes through your soul How many days, how many years gone now? These thoughts are filling up my brain We fall apart, do what we need to stand Look inside and make amends again Transfer your thoughts to waves and measure how you feel Projections of what we see are very rarely real Don’t go solo, you’ll never reach the end Transplanted from somewhere, implanted to life again Long since forgotten, this reality I’m in A sense of longing to immerse yourself in sin Who we are is who we’ve always been Turn around, return again Don’t separate, you’re not alone Your one mistake was waking and going home What can you not take with you that won’t come back? As long as you’re still living, ignore the facts
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