Name: ALEXISONFIRE - Dog's Blood 12"
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Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire's penultimate release before initially breaking up was the 2010 EP Dog's Blood, which found the band experimenting with longer songs and more ambitious arrangements, something they kept doing when they reunited and put out new singles like last year's "Season of the Flood." The EP is a gem in AOF's discography, and it still holds up today.

The album's title track and "Black as Jet" demonstrate that they can shred harder and faster than ever before and are slightly crusty and noisy, while "Grey" and "Vex" show that they can be just as equally beautiful and serene with strong post-rock vibes. Alexisonfire had always tried to balance these two sides--heavy and light--but Dog's Blood really emphasizes each half of the group's sound individually really well. Dog's Blood shows excellent musicianship and talent from just "one of those screamy bands" everyone loves to hate. The songs are more focused and way tighter than the band has ever been.

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ALEXISONFIRE - Dog's Blood 12"