


random.access.misery
MĆØlancolia reboot heavy music by striking an uncanny balance between an uncompromising extreme metal beatdown and an earthquaking nu metal bounce. The Australian quintetāAlex Hill [vocals], Joshua Taafe [guitar], Billy Morris [guitar], Toby Thomas [bass, backing vocals], and Mason Page [drums]ālevel up by breaking boundaries without apology, introducing an incomparable signature sound in the process. Gaining international buzz, the band continue to innovate and instigate disruption on their full-length sophomore LP, random.access.misery.
āFrom the word āgoā, the vision was to marry our image and our sound more,ā says Alex. āWeāre throwing back to the music of our formative years, nu metal, while still maintaining the atmosphere weāve come to be known for. The title is a play on āRandom Access Memoryā or RAM, which is a form of electronic computer memory. Overall, the vibe was to āupgradeā from our Windows ā95 aesthetics, so weāre leaning into Y2K and cyber aesthetics even more-so.ā
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MĆØlancolia reboot heavy music by striking an uncanny balance between an uncompromising extreme metal beatdown and an earthquaking nu metal bounce. The Australian quintetāAlex Hill [vocals], Joshua Taafe [guitar], Billy Morris [guitar], Toby Thomas [bass, backing vocals], and Mason Page [drums]ālevel up by breaking boundaries without apology, introducing an incomparable signature sound in the process. Gaining international buzz, the band continue to innovate and instigate disruption on their full-length sophomore LP, random.access.misery.
āFrom the word āgoā, the vision was to marry our image and our sound more,ā says Alex. āWeāre throwing back to the music of our formative years, nu metal, while still maintaining the atmosphere weāve come to be known for. The title is a play on āRandom Access Memoryā or RAM, which is a form of electronic computer memory. Overall, the vibe was to āupgradeā from our Windows ā95 aesthetics, so weāre leaning into Y2K and cyber aesthetics even more-so.ā












