Four Nights Gone – Resilience

album by:
Resilience

Reviewed by:
Rating:
2
On 5 May 2014
Last modified:5 May 2014

Summary:

Four Nights Gone's Resilience reviewed briefly at @PlanetMosh.

four nights gone - band photo 141Staten Island, New York’s Four Nights Gone recently released Resilience, a 5-song EP. This is the band’s second studio effort, professionally recorded at Vudu Studios with producer Mike Watts. Nicely mixed, clear and crisp, Resilience seems to be fairly straightforward, vanilla modern melodic rock: like fellow bands you’d hear on the Warped or Mayhem tours. Relying on catchy and melodic phrases, the band experiments with a variety of tempos and some variation in mood. The band seems to be well-skilled at playing through their chosen genre, offering solid frameworks, nuances, and a fine overall balance. The EP would be helped by recording vocals in longer phrases, so listeners don’t hear so many edits. Four Nights Gone is original in that they’re the first band who’s claimed to have done some “social media touring”. Recommended for fans of alternative, post-hardcore, or melodic modern rock, Resilience offers five original tunes, no covers.

Track Listing:
J. Buck
Broken Wings
The Scars Remain
Monster
The One Who Knocks

Band Lineup: Damian LaRocco, Imran Xhelili, Johnny Burman, Alex Basovskiy, Alex Allen

Links:
https://www.facebook.com/Fournightsgone
http://www.reverbnation.com/Fournightsgone
http://fournightsgone.bandcamp.com/

2/5

Four Nights Gone's Resilience reviewed briefly at @PlanetMosh.

About Iris North

My formal position is: editor and music reviewer. I joined the PlanetMosh army in 2012. I enjoy extreme metal, 'shred' guitar, hard rock, prog rock, punk, and... silly pop music!