The mainstream successes of bands such as Radiohead, Tool, and Bjork, and the fervent cult followings of Candiria, Neurosis, and The Dillinger Escape Plan are testaments to this desire. Modern music grows stale while the public yearns for new ideas. The Postman Syndrome have harnessed the strengths of each of their influences and molded them into something unforgettably original. Additional instruments such as flutes, trumpets, and acoustic guitars are sometimes tastefully blended into the mix as well. The Postman Syndrome ensemble includes the use of three guitar players atop a disgustingly proficient rhythm section, and a multitude of inspiring vocal styles that range from endearing melodies to agonizing force. The Postmen believe that a powerful song has the ability to strike the innermost chords of any listener, if only that song is composed with the absolute highest degree of passion and soul. Bungle?Įarly influences like Soundgarden, Primus, and Tool showed them that a band could be incredibly experimental without sacrificing an iota of songcraft.
Why must a band define themselves as rock or metal, emo or hardcore, indie or mainstream? Why can't music be as instantly memorable as Nirvana and as bizarre as Mr.
At the time, these five naive high school students simply didn't understand the genre segregations between the bands they listened to.
The five musicians that comprise the band have been creating music together for half a decade. The Postman Syndrome's debut album, Terraforming, will reshape the landscape of the current music scene, and the minds of everyone who hears it.
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