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silent planet everything was sound album download zippy Silent planet everything was sound album download zippy. Artist: Silent Planet Album: Everything Was Sound Instrumental Released: 2020 Style: Metalcore. Format: MP3 320Kbps. Tracklist: 01 – Inherit the Earth (Instrumental) 02 – Psychescape (Instrumental) 03 – Dying In Circles (Instrumental) 04 – Understanding Love As Loss (Instrumental) 05 – Tout Comprendre (Instrumental) 06 – Panic Room (Instrumental) 07 – REDIVIDE? (Instrumental) 08 – Nervosa (Instrumental) 09 – C’est Tout Pardonner (Instrumental) 10 – Orphan (Instrumental) 11 – No Place to Breathe (Instrumental) 12 – First Father (Instrumental) 13 – Inhabit The Wound (Instrumental) DOWNLOAD LINKS: RAPIDGATOR: DOWNLOAD TURBOBIT: DOWNLOAD. Everything Was Sound. Los Angelino metalcore outfit Silent Planet further distinguish themselves far outside the confines of CCM. Everything Was Sound builds on the forceful, sonically nuanced template of 2014's The Night God Slept. The pre-release singles "Psychescape" (with guest vocals from Underoath's Spencer Chamberlain) and "Panic Room" are fine examples of its nine searing, poignant, multi-textured songs about individuals suffering and struggling with mental illness. Framed in unusual, accessible hooks and inventive production and musical interludes, Garrett Russell's singing has matured; the guitar and bass riffs alternate between dark ambience and punishing ferocity; Alex Camarena's frenetic drumming is their engine. A heavy music response to psychological and emotional pain, this set offers aggression yes, but also a sympathy and compassion for the afflicted. Everything Was Sound. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at $8.99. Everything Was Sound. Copy the following link to share it. You are currently listening to samples. Listen to over 70 million songs with an unlimited streaming plan. 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Not just one that is going to repeat the same formulas of successful bands (which, let’s admit, was one of the main problems with the genre before 2010), but a generation that seems to finally seemed to feel relevant with this current age of music. And nowhere is this any more clearer than Silent Planet’s sophomore album Everything Was Sound . Silent Planet’s debut, The Night God Slept , was somewhat of a surprise hit. Managing to grab a spot on a well-known and respected record label early on (Solid State Records) and touring with some of these rising stars in the Christian music industry saw the band reaching success early on. It was a decent album overall, but if anything it felt a little too much like and Underoath-lite record. Its excellent production and great vocal performances and lyricism were certainly enough the save it but it definitely gave them the issue of failing to find their own sound. However, that problem seems to be fixed with Everything Was Sound . Every single aspect of the band has been improved, from the vocals to the instrumentation. The melodies are much stronger