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TREEHOUSE

TREEHOUSE

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Personnel: Nick Scott (guitar); Christian Koo (piano); Luke Holland (drums). On Treehouse (Sumerian), the genre-smashing fifth LP from I See Stars, electronic, metalcore, pop, and even hip-hop join forces to create one of the most interesting sounds of 2016. Debuting in the Top 10 of the Hard Rock, Alternative, and Independent charts, Treehouse is also the first album without screamer Zach Johnson or guitarist Jimmy Gregerson. Boasting solid hooks, tight focus, and their best production yet, Treehouse impresses with moments of pure beauty and feral aggression on tracks that feature drum'n'bass breakdowns, synth attacks, dubstep, soaring choruses, and even some rapping. ~ Neil Z. Yeung
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