A Day To Remember

And Their Name Was Treason might be one of the best fusions of metallic hardcore and melodic punk-rock in recent memory. A Day To Remember's hybrid of punishing heaviness and catchy melodies is fresh, invigorating, and downright infectious. They smoothly spring back-and-forth between booming chugga mosh breakdowns, melodic guitar thrashing, and driving upbeat rock?flawlessly. Even more interesting is the vocal diversity. Jeremy McKinnon's release ranges from strongly sung to deep and guttural?but he alters at the perfect moments, nicely changing with the mood of the instrumentations. Don't be surprised if at one second you feel like exorcising that anger within by yelling and kicking along to the thick resonating breakdowns, and at another second you feel like hugging the closest person next to you and singing along. This is a unique release, with an equally attractive delivery.