Pass the Pulse by Adorn Pummels Through the Collapse of Confidence and Connection

In their sophomore single, Pass the Pulse, Adorn solidified their status as the industry’s most promising evocateur of post-hardcore. Instead of following the trend and synthesising their sound to the nth degree, Adorn squeezed the high-octane, full-frontal intensity from their guitars and guttural vocals that scathe with the same impact as Alexisonfire for some hardcore nostalgia. But there’s no dust in this mix; it charges towards a pedestal firmly rooted in the future of heavy-hitting alt-rock. With blast beats as the energy source and vocals that lure you into the track’s introspective terrain, Pass the Pulse hits harder than most of its contemporaries. There’s nothing accidental about the pull it creates; it is crafted to hit a nerve and keep pushing. The breakdowns don’t crash in as mere filler; they’re engineered to detonate beneath the weight of the emotional confessions that precede them. While the release could flatten walls with its sheer force, it also confides with introspective gold. Pass the Pulse reflects the fragility of connection and confidence in an overstimulated, exhausted world. There’s catharsis for the disillusioned and consolation for the overwhelmed, all tightly packed into a release that demands repeat plays. After opening for Saosin to a […] The post Pass the Pulse by Adorn Pummels Through the Collapse of Confidence and Connection appeared first on A&R Factory.

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In their sophomore single, Pass the Pulse, Adorn solidified their status as the industry’s most promising evocateur of post-hardcore. Instead of following the trend and synthesising their sound to the nth degree, Adorn squeezed the high-octane, full-frontal intensity from their guitars and guttural vocals that scathe with the same impact as Alexisonfire for some hardcore nostalgia. But there’s no dust in this mix; it charges towards a pedestal firmly rooted in the future of heavy-hitting alt-rock. With blast beats as the energy source and vocals that lure you into the track’s introspective terrain, Pass the Pulse hits harder than most of its contemporaries. There’s nothing accidental about the pull it creates; it is crafted to hit a nerve and keep pushing. The breakdowns don’t crash in as mere filler; they’re engineered to detonate beneath the weight of the emotional confessions that precede them. While the release could flatten walls with its sheer force, it also confides with introspective gold. Pass the Pulse reflects the fragility of connection and confidence in an overstimulated, exhausted world. There’s catharsis for the disillusioned and consolation for the overwhelmed, all tightly packed into a release that demands repeat plays. After opening for Saosin to a […]

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