Tardive Dyskinesia - The Electric Sun

Review by Corinne Battle

The Electric Sun, the fourth studio album by Greek progressive metal band Tardive Dyskinesia, showcases their musical prowess and evolution. The album is a blend of intricate rhythms, technical guitar riffs, and atmospheric soundscapes that create a unique listening experience.

The opening track "Insertion" sets the tone for the album with its heavy riffs and melodic hooks. The following track "The Electric Sun" is a standout, featuring a catchy chorus and a guitar solo that is sure to impress.

Other highlights include "Self Destructive Haze," which features a guest appearance from Voivod's Daniel Mongrain, and "Triangulation Through Impasse," which showcases the band's ability to seamlessly shift between different time signatures and musical styles.

The production on The Electric Sun is top-notch, with each instrument and vocal track given ample space to shine. The album's artwork, created by Greek artist Dimitris Gkatsis, is also worth mentioning, as it perfectly captures the album's themes of exploration and discovery.

Summary by Corinne Battle

The Electric Sun is a must-listen for fans of progressive metal and showcases Tardive Dyskinesia's growth as a band. It is an impressive addition to their already impressive discography.