Hinayana's Triptych Visions 2023-10-05 by Fernando Alves | 2 Comments | U.S. Texas-based melodic death metallers Hinayana have shared a music video for 'Triptych Visions', a new single from the band's upcoming album Shatter And Fall, out November 10th through Napalm Records. You can watch it below.
Frontman Casey Hurd comments: "Be it addiction or simply yearning for another life, we can often get lost in our mind’s eye. 'Triptych Visions’ is about one’s own inability to break loose from such a vicious cycle of self-destruction and escapism, regardless of the pain it always ends in. The track showcases an intense and emotional facet of HINAYANA’s new sonic direction."
Tracklist
1. Slowly Light Collides
2. Mind Is A Shadow (feat. Vincent Jackson Jones)
3. How Many Dreams
4. Spirit And Matter
5. From Our Darkest Moments
6. Reverse The Code
7. Lost To Flame
8. The Answer
9. Triptych Visions
10. A Tide Unturning (feat. Tuomas Saukkonen)
11. Taken
Pre-order at: https://lnk.to/HINAYANA-ShatterAndFall
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Pretty good but it’s no Mahayana tbh
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Better than the last single but this band just doesn’t quite do it for me. Plenty of melo death bands doing it better. This kinda reminds me of Wolfheart or Before the Dawn.
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