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A high-energy djent act.
Los Angeles quartet Volumes — Michael Barr [vocals], Raad Soudani [bass], Nick Ursich [drums], and Myke Terry [vocals]— have been making a glorious, metallic racket since erupting onto the scene in 2010. Armed with a rich catalog spanning three EPs and four full lengths, with over 224 million streams and press praise from Kerrang!, Revolver, New Noise, and more, the band's signature, progressive metalcore style boasts djenty riffs that will loosen your teeth from your gums, guttural screams that are the stuff of nightmares, heavy artillery percussion, and crunchy synths. Volumes, who've welcomed singer Michael Barr back into fold twice, have never shied away from experimenting with their dual vocalist sound, releasing reimagined and instrumental versions of their songs, demonstrating the depth and breadth of their songwriting prowess. They've hit the road with the likes of Ice Nine Kills, Counterparts, Northlane, Born of Osiris, Dance Gavin Dance, Secrets, and Crown the Empire. Clearly, Volumes cannot be bound by genre parameters and limitations.
Volumes plays djent, metalcore, progressive metal - high-energy and polished.
Volumes's live sets are tight and high-energy - technically precise with real physical intensity.
Volumes is a 4-piece group: Michael Barr, Myke Terry, Raad Soudani, Nick Ursich.
Volumes plays Gramercy Theatre in New York City on Tuesday 15 September.