Do You Still Love Me? carries forward Planes' natural evolution beyond post-hardcore and metal-tinged rock n' roll, unveiling new layers with each listen. Intertwined vocals and infectious melodies simmer beneath the surface and occasionally boil over, shards of guitar strike like lightning as the rhythm section pounds its marching orders. Whether pummeling mercilessly or tenderly relenting, Do You Still Love Me? shows a band unafraid to lose itself in the musical maelstrom. I don't have the shakes, the shakes have me -- it's not an easy listen, yet offers immense rewards with time, alchemizing a unique beauty from the pain and tragedy of its creation. It's an emotional bloodletting for Planes and their extended family around the world, a collective primal scream of coping with life and last breaths, and eternal proof that death is truly not the end.
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Planes Mistaken For Stars plays aggressive post-hardcore and emo infused with stoner rock elements, having released music on Deep Elm and No Idea Records. Follow Planes Mistaken For Stars on Mood.
Planes Mistaken For Stars was formed in Peoria, Illinois in 1997 before relocating to Denver, Colorado.
The band features Chuck French, Neil Keener, and Mikey Ricketts.
