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Review: Ending's Edge 5 song EP
Soaring vocal and guitar harmonies take center stage
on this short 5 song from the band Endings Edge. The
EP thunders from the beginning with the song “Hope
to Burn." The dual guitar attack from Josh Apple
and Ralph Haynes brings a strong sense of excitement
to the track while the smooth bassline and vocal tenderness
on the verse bring the listener to a lull before being
re-awakened by the punching chorus. The song “Biggest
Nothing” continues where the first track left
off. The guitars seem to bite on an interlude between
verses, and the semi-metalcore breakdown is a nice touch.
Kudos on the scream.
If this band were to have a single, it would be “The
Masochist Inside." Anyone who has attended their
concerts since the beginning has heard it and can at
least pretend to sing along to the catchy chorus. The
recorded track is a great representation of the live
song with great energy and some amazing harmonies. The
5-song ends with a ballad of sorts called “Pixel
Partial." The initial mood I get from this song
is one of mourning, but at a closer listen I begin to
notice an air of worship. This song is a beautiful way
to end this EP. Ending’s Edge is definitely a
local band I would recommend. These songs are well constructed
and beautifully flowing.
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