Skynd - Tyler Hadley - Song Review - Modern Industrial Post-Metal from Sydney, Australia
Today, we are thrilled to feature SKYND, a promising trapcore/electronic industrial metal band from Sydney, Australia, with their groundbreaking song 'Tyler Hadley'.
SKYND - Tyler Hadley (Official Video). Produced by: TallyHo! Executive Producer: Flavio Speglitz. Director: Manolo Zacate & Fabio Stecher. Director of Photography: Pascal Walder. Editing: Arezoo Rajabi. Colorist: Daniel B. Maciel. Production Designer: Isabelle Simmen, Madlen Hallauer, Carmen Trinanes. PA: Ben Zäch, Mira Özcan. 1AC/Focus Puller: André Bricker. Gaffer: Daniel Bleuer, Yoro Tobler. Best Boy: Silvan Marty. Grip: Jan Ciallella. DIT: Gokhan Saf. VFX: Das Alte Lager. Supervising SKYND Styling & Make-Up: Arlette Kobler. SKYND Styling: SKYND & Arlette Kobler. Support SKYND Styling: Sophia Brock. Make-Up Cast: Daria Meienhofer. Styling Cast: Lilana Pirogov. Cast: Antonin Wittwer, Elias Ziegler, Michel Kauer, Bradley Graham, Philippe Schuler, Meret Majendie, Karin Brunner.
Skynd is an exceptional electronic/industrial post-metal band that caught my attention through Metalhead Community Submissions. Their latest single, 'Tyler Hadley,' is featured on their release 'Chapter II' from 2019. Among the multitude of bands we encounter, Skynd stands out as one of the truly unique acts we've come across on Metalhead Community. Their music is a stimulating and irresistible fusion, skillfully engineered and produced by top-class professionals from the industry. I urge you to experience their music firsthand before delving further into this article.
'Tyler Hadley' is a remarkable piece of work that immediately brought back memories of the golden era of the acclaimed and respected band in this genre, The Prodigy. Skynd's sound emanates the same electrifying vibes. This song is a captivating display of stimulation. The composition possesses an easy-going quality that pays homage to The Prodigy's musical approach while retaining Skynd's unique touch. As an ardent metalhead, I have always cherished and admired The Prodigy for their originality and artistic value. They pioneered this music style and influenced countless individuals, myself included. Skynd possesses the potential to carry this flag forward, aided by their undeniable talent, artistic image, and most importantly, the support of industry professionals. The music video for 'Tyler Hadley' is unquestionably one of the most impressive visual productions I have witnessed in quite some time. Every detail associated with the Skynd brand has been executed flawlessly. This, my friends, is what I call a 'top-class' endeavor.
On the technical front, 'Tyler Hadley' maintains exceptional standards, matching the music video's quality and its overall concept. The producer who collaborated with Skynd on this project has undeniably delivered a legendary outcome. The sound is clean, clear, atmospheric, and powerful, expertly balanced, engineered, mixed, mastered, and harmonized. It is challenging to resist the allure of music produced to such standards. It immediately seeps into your mind and stirs your emotions. Although I personally don't gravitate towards this music style, 'Tyler Hadley' is an unequivocally unique piece that will leave a lasting impression on me.
Considering these factors, I am profoundly impressed by Skynd's potential. As previously mentioned, this appears to be the beginning of something extraordinary. At present, it seems that nothing can impede Skynd's ascent to the top (except themselves). Strongly Recommended Metal.
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In conclusion, we, the Metalhead Community Team, extend our sincerest congratulations to SKYND for their exceptional work on 'Tyler Hadley.' We wish them continued success and prosperity in their future endeavors. Thank you for reading.
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