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Corpse, it was Linkin Park's Chester Bennington that first ignited the spark in Caskets vocalist Matt Flood. The parallels are clear. Caskets' sound builds around Matt's dynamic vocals, honed through a range of previous musical endeavours, and perfectly complimenting the band's mastery of heavy and soft. But it's their forward-thinking attitude that better aligns both bands, Matt's vocal hero paving a new path for melody and metal, and Caskets now set to further reinvent expectations of metalcore and post-hardcore.
Corpse, it was Linkin Park's Chester Bennington that first ignited the spark in Caskets vocalist Matt Flood. The parallels are clear. Caskets' sound builds around Matt's dynamic vocals, honed through a range of previous musical endeavours, and perfectly complimenting the band's mastery of heavy and soft. But it's their forward-thinking attitude that better aligns both bands, Matt's vocal hero paving a new path for melody and metal, and Caskets now set to further reinvent expectations of metalcore and post-hardcore.
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Lost Souls [Indie Exclusive Limited Edition Yellow & White Inkspot LP]
Artist: Caskets
Format: Vinyl
New: Not in stock
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$12.98
DISC: 1

1. The Only Ones
2. Glass Heart
3. Hold Me Now
4. Lost in Echoes
5. Clarity
6. Hopes ; Dreams
7. Drowned in Emotion
8. Lose Myself
9. The Final Say
10. One More Time
11. Nothing to Hide

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Corpse, it was Linkin Park's Chester Bennington that first ignited the spark in Caskets vocalist Matt Flood. The parallels are clear. Caskets' sound builds around Matt's dynamic vocals, honed through a range of previous musical endeavours, and perfectly complimenting the band's mastery of heavy and soft. But it's their forward-thinking attitude that better aligns both bands, Matt's vocal hero paving a new path for melody and metal, and Caskets now set to further reinvent expectations of metalcore and post-hardcore.

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