Give Me Infinity

about this album

“A stunning sophomore effort… highlights come thick and fast. You’d better be the ready this time around world, because Exit Ten have arrived KKKK.” – Kerrang! “A powerful and beautiful work 8/10″ – Metal Hammer “A lesson in how to craft epic rock. 4/5″ – Big Cheese 3 years after the release of their debut album 'Remember The Day‘, Reading rockers Exit Ten are back with ‘Give Me Infinity‘. Moving away from the metalcore sound of old, the band return with a more anthemic rock sound, and have created a genuinely special album of earnest and uplifting songs, designed to empower and inspire. Now more easily compared to the more epic or raw moments of Incubus and Pearl Jam, rather than Tool or Helmet, the band have focused more on textures and layers in their sound, even embracing the use of strings (see Suggest A Path), piano (see Drama) and mature instrumentation. However the band have not ‘changed their sound’ as such; rather matured and grown as musicians and songwriters. Ryan Redman’s unique and distinct vocals continue to glide seamlessly over thunderous riffs and crashing percussion; the band have been unafraid to include slower, more intricate sections that build to epic conclusions (see Lion); their sound as a whole has branched out into truly unforeseen sonic territories. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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