Like Moths to Flames
The Cycles of Trying to Cope
| Year | 2024 |
| Genre | Metal, Metalcore |
| Label | UNFD |
| Country | Worldwide |
| Status | Official |
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- Angels Weep (3:38)
- Paradigm Trigger (3:21)
- Over the Garden Wall (3:52)
- Gone Without a Trace (4:15)
- Dissociative Being (3:50)
- The Shepherdβs Crown (2:56)
- To Know Is to Die (3:38)
- Kintsugi (3:22)
- Everything That Once Held It Together (3:51)
- The Depths I Roam (4:08)
- What Do We See When We Leave This Place? (3:44)
About the Band
Like Moths to Flames is an American progressive metalcore band, formed in 2010. Their studio albums include When We Donβt Exist (2011), An Eye for an Eye (2013), The Dying Things We Live For (2015), Dark Divine (2017), No Eternity in Gold (2020), The Cycles of Trying to Cope (2024). The lineup includes Cody Cavanaugh, Roman Garcia, Zach Pishney, Chris Roetter. They record for UNFD.
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Album Review
Like Moths to Flames' latest album 'The Cycles of Trying to Cope' is a relentless onslaught of metalcore aggression and emotional depth. The band showcases their ability to seamlessly blend blistering riffs with poignant lyrics, creating a captivating sound that grabs the listener from the opening track 'Angels Weep' to the haunting conclusion of 'What Do We See When We Leave This Place?'. Standout tracks like 'Dissociative Being' and 'Kintsugi' showcase the band's versatility, with dynamic shifts in intensity and melodic hooks that linger long after the song ends. The production quality on this album is top-notch, allowing every instrument to shine through the mix with clarity and power. 'The Cycles of Trying to Cope' solidifies Like Moths to Flames' place as one of the premier metalcore acts in the scene today, showcasing their growth and maturity as musicians.