Signs of Collapse

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Signs of Collapse is not your average metal band. While all the crucial ingredients are present (machine-like percussion, finger crippling guitar riffs, and pummeling vocals) what lies beneath the surface of their artful instrumention, masterful musicianship, and brain bending compostions is a motive: to break the confines of what is expected and what is possible in heavy music. Compared to such bands as The Dillinger Escape Plan, Between The Buried and Me, and Necrophagist, Signs of Collapse forges their own path with a identifiably distinct sound. Well respected within their scene as the band who sets the bar for technicality and brutality, Signs of Collapse is relentless in their approach to deliver much more than complexity with their brand of schizophrenic yet harnassed music. With multiple national tours under their belt and a forthcoming full length recorded at 37 Studios (See You Next Tuesday, Red I Flight, For The Fallen Dreams, A Second Too Late) Signs of Collapse looks forward to adding a lasting impression with musicians and casual fans alike. Kill Your Radio by Aaron Rajala Real Detroit Weekly “We spend a lot of time deconstructing and reconstructing our own music to make it both interesting to musicians, as well as coherent to listeners who have no concern what a polyrhythm or time signature is and who just want to rock.” It appears to me as though D-town based metal outfit Signs of Collapse ain’t no dummies. I am under the impression that the only genre t

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