New Intervals Album - JVal P/E/M, legitimately interesting/unique

[JeffTD]

Came across this yesterday after having dismissed the band based on the name (plural noun tends to = medioxcore djent) but am glad I actually listened. This is the first unique/interest metal band I've heard in a long time and the production courtesy of JVal (http://jordanvaleriote.com/wp/) is great.

 

[He's Dead, Jim]

Wait, I also totally thought this band was terrible djent. This sounds like a metal version of The Dear Hunter. Neat.

edit: but the singer's voice reminds me of Avenged Sevenfold.

 

[schust]

yea, like this too. love the mix. very tight, guitar tone is tight. everything nicely balanced. i got a Deftones vibe..

 

[AboutBlank]

Intervals are awesome.

Hearing them with vocals is a little bit odd but I'm getting into it more and more.

 

[philby82]

Love this album - their instrumental eps were good, but this new album is a big step up!

Its only early, but an album of the year contender for me

 

[LiberaScientia]

Yeah I love these guys, saw them with my GF last month supporting Protest the Hero and Tesseract and they slayed. I spoke to them after the show and just fangirl'd so hard

 

[Alphanumeric]

Whilst there are a lot of pluradjent bands don't dismiss as you can miss out, case in point with Intervals, their drummer is the touring drummer for Jeff Loomis (solo).

Also check out Plini.

 

[FrankTheSmith]

Their drummer is like one of the sickest "Youtube drummers"
He has his own solo project. Guitars and bass are programmed.
It has a lot of chuggy patterns that a lot of people might find boring, but from a drummer's point of view it's da bes mane

 

[Jordon]

Reminds me of a more progressive/metal version of an old Chicago band called Shades of Fiction, especially the drumming and vocals.

I wish Shades had something up I could post, but they've sadly been gone for a while.

 

[Erik Monsonis]

Anup is amazing! My favourite djent drummer nowadays.

 

[Plendakor]

That's the dude who sang on "The Haarp Machine" album which split up badly last year. This is great.