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Vended – Vended | Album Review

This is an aggressive and at times relentless metal album from a younger band born into the genre. Produced by Chris Collier who also worked with Korn and Prong, this self-titled release is a proper introduction for those who haven’t already been introduced to the group. The rhythm section can get brutal and the vocals from Griff can be biting in the heavy moments while also sounding clear and focused in other parts. This is a short album with five tracks running under two minutes. The intensity compounds in the biggest moments however to give a big impact. The anger is matched with strong riffs and this fits well with many contemporaries in heavy music. I was not expecting to enjoy so much of this right off the bat. Vended proved on their debut that they are serious and know how to make an introduction. 8/10

Best Tracks: 
“Serenity”
“Disparager”

Vended – Vended | Album Review
Vended “Serenity”

“Vended, the rising metal band from Des Moines, Iowa, is set to make waves with their self-titled debut album releasing on September 20, 2024. This highly anticipated album marks a significant milestone for the five-piece group, which has been gaining traction since their formation in 2018. Produced by Chris Collier, known for his work with Korn, the album features 13 powerful tracks, including previously released singles like “The Far Side” and “Nihilism.” Vocalist Griffin Taylor emphasizes that this album embodies the band’s aggressive and emotional essence, aiming to fill a void in today’s music landscape. As Vended embarks on their North American tour alongside Slipknot and Knocked Loose, fans can expect an electrifying experience that showcases their raw energy and unique sound.” (Perplexity)

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