Ill Stay In Memphis Manchester, UK
I'll Stay In Memphis are a 5 piece melodic post-hardcore band from Manchester UK. Forming February 2011 the band has been perfecting their sound that encompasses both ambient and heavier aspects of the post-hardcore genre, delivering a vast sounding and impressive live show. ... more
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Although their other full-length album "Seven" had better lyrics, once you look past them and focus on the instrumental, you get some pulse-pounding fast-paced songs with some really eye-catching guitar melodies combined with a little bit of a breakdown moment here and there. The most notable track (aside from the lyrics) is "Defender", where the fast parts are combined with both sweet guitar harmonies and inspiring guitar melodies at the same time. One honorable mention is "Lilith". This track is the first metalcore track I've heard to have a more of a triplet beat than a straight beat, which led to an interesting instrumental. It's also the track I like best lyrically. Another honorable mention is obviously the title track "Dreamcatchers". The prominence of the fast parts makes this track a prime example of what metalcore is meant to be. It also has a guitar solo, just like the title track of "Seven". If the band were to put more effort into the solos and make them really shred, the future albums would be even more memorable. As for this song, the uplifting lyrics are an added bonus. "The New Breed" is a more of a slower song, but the way they execute the song is what makes this song really interesting. The compo is actually heart-gripping in its own way and the lyrics on the song are actually interesting and inspiring as well. WintermintP
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