Misery Signals

American metalcore band acclaimed for landmark albums such as Of Malice and the Magnum Heart, Mirrors and Controller. Reviews on DeBaser highlight their blend of melody, technical heaviness and hardcore roots; one album (Ultraviolet) drew mixed criticism for sounding derivative. The band's history and early output are marked in the reviews by a foundational tragedy that shaped their debut.

Devin Townsend is mentioned in reviews as producer on the debut and Controller-era work. Reviews document a vocal change (Jesse Zarkasa out; Karl Schubach in) and later the return of the singer associated with Of Malice and the Magnum Heart. Early albums are frequently described as masterpieces in the provided reviews.

DeBaser reviews (all by Mirror's_Chest) praise early Misery Signals releases as classics and masterpieces (Of Malice..., Mirrors, Controller) while finding Ultraviolet disappointing. Recurring themes: strong melodies, technical metalcore approach, production choices and a notable vocal-history.

For:Fans of metalcore, progressive hardcore and heavy music