Loversteeth has upped the ante with their latest release, “Embedded,” a blistering three-minute track that exemplifies their evolution and raw power. Following their previous work, Loversteeth’s new offering marks a daring departure into unadulterated ferocity.
The band’s vocalist, Brandon McCabe, describes “Embedded” as a return to pure, unfiltered intensity. Shunning their usual melodic, textured approach, the track delivers a relentless assault of raw power. This shift is evident in its unyielding guitar riffs and punchy grooves, echoing the nu-metal influences of Korn and Linkin Park. Brandon’s gritty vocals, combined with the aggressive instrumental performance by Dylan McDonnell of The Good Depression, cement “Embedded” as their most intense piece yet.
Produced and mixed by the Juno-nominated Chris Snow, “Embedded” stands out not just for its brute force but also for its polished execution. Chris’ influence ensures that while the track is straightforward in its aggression, it remains sophisticated in its sonic clarity. The result is a track that balances primal energy with precise craftsmanship, reflecting Loversteeth’s dynamic range.
“Embedded” showcases Loversteeth’s commitment to pushing boundaries and redefining their sound. By stripping back to the essentials of heavy music, they explore new depths of sonic aggression.
