Employed To Serve - Eternal Forward Motion album flac

Employed To Serve vocalist Justine Jones takes us through Eternal Forward Motion one song at a time. It’s about the idea that time constantly moves forward, but seeing that as a positive thing. No matter what situation you’re in right now, there’s always a forward movement and things will always pass. We wanted to start the album as we meant to go on, and this is a very defining track on the record. It’s a pretty anthemic start as well – we wanted people to get on board from the very beginning.

On their last album, 2017’s The Warmth Of A Dying Sun (a record that was crowned Kerrang!’s Album Of The Year), Employed To Serve in part explored the idea of a quarter-life crisis. Things haven’t got much better on Eternal Forward Motion: it’s the sound of a pissed-off generation, the sonic response to a world where you can’t see what’s real behind a digital veneer, where it’s increasingly hard to just live. It may not be the most hectic song on the record, but its slower burn means it hits all the harder for it. While Eternal Forward Motion is most definitely a record that sounds like it would spit in your face before punching you, this isn’t simply moping around. These lyrics have a very real meaning, written for the voiceless millions of disenfranchised youths, growing up into a shitshow of someone else’s making.

Employed to Serve's sophomore album (The Warmth of a Dying Sun) saw a massive leap in both ambition and quality from their debut (Greyer Than You Remember). It received critical acclaim and even topped Kerrang!'s album of the year list for 2017 as they barraged their way out of the underground. One element Employed to Serve never disappoint on is riffs and guitar work. This record is no exception

EMPLOYED TO SERVE, one of the most exciting heavy bands on the planet and winner of Kerrang!’s Album of the Year with 2017’s The Warmth Of A Dying Sun, have announced their new album Eternal Forward Motion. The record will be released on May 10. Listen to and watch the video for the new single Force Fed here. Eternal Forward Motion came after five years of perfecting the kind of band we want to be, said singer Justin Jones

Eternal Forward Motion’ is an uncompromising, difficult record that eyeballs some uncomfortable facts and refuses to back down. It’s a vital piece of work from a band who are getting better and better by the minute. When Employed To Serve bring these songs to your town, expect something special. Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedicated. Charly Bliss - Young Enough. The Get Up Kids - Problems. Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising.

Employed to Serve - Force Fed (2019). Genre: Post-Hardcore Country: UK Quality: 320 kbps. AvaGrace - Still In Motion Pt. 2 (2019). Genre: Chaotic Hardcore Country: UK Quality: 320 kbps. Employed To Serve - The Warmth Of A Dying Sun (2017). Genre: Chaotic Hardcore, Post-Hardcore Country: USA Quality: 320 kbps Tracklist: 01 Live Without 02 Watching Films To Forget I Exist 03 Greyer Than You Remember 04 Threads 05 No One's Perfect, This. Employed To Serve - Greyer Than You Remember (2015).