Denver-based melodic metalcore band Under Auburn Skies are bringing nearly a decade of experience into their latest album, 'Diminisher of Hope'. Built for fans of bands like Polaris, Invent Animate, Make Them Suffer, and ERRA, the record delivers the combination of melody, intensity, and heavier moments that has become central to the band's sound.
Across six tracks, 'Diminisher of Hope' moves from the short opening of “First Blood” into “World-Eater”, before continuing through 'The Pale King', 'Gravemind', 'Dathomir' and closing with 'Final Sin'. Among the records, 'The Pale King' and 'Final Sin' have already emerged as fan favourites, giving new listeners two strong places to start.
Under Auburn Skies have spent close to ten years building their name within the metal scene, opening for acts including All That Remains, Born of Osiris, Norma Jean, Darkest Hour and Like Moths to Flames. That experience carries into a record that feels made to be played loud.
Parts of 'Diminisher of Hope' were also recorded at Fort Collins' renowned The Blasting Room, a studio previously used by bands including Rise Against, A Day To Remember, and As I Lay Dying.
For metalcore fans searching for something new to add to their rotation, 'Diminisher of Hope' offers plenty to get stuck into and another strong chapter for Under Auburn Skies. For more, be sure to join the band on Facebook and Instagram.
