WALLS OF JERICHO's new album, 'System Error: Humanity', is a raw, unapologetic, and aggressive record that captures the band's live energy and challenges modern societal pressures. Frontwoman Candace Buckingham describes it as a rebellion against comparison, conformity, and distraction, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming one's attention and identity. The album's first single, 'The Ascent', showcases the band's unique blend of dissonant riffs and massive breakdowns, with lyrics about confronting personal truths and shedding ego. Buckingham's commanding growls and the band's primal energy are on full display in tracks like 'True Til' Death' and 'Untouchable'. The album also features powerful messages of self-determination and human rights, encouraging listeners to fight for a better world. 'System Error: Humanity' is a testament to the band's resilience and dedication, with a stellar production by Kurt Ballou, who captures the band's ferocious live energy while maintaining a pristine presentation. The album's track listing includes a mix of thrash-driven and groove-laden songs, featuring collaborations with guests like Randy Blythe and Guy Kozowyk. WALLS OF JERICHO's return is a triumph, solidifying their place in the metalcore genre and inspiring a new generation of musicians to embrace their unique sound and message.
