Deadlines Release Two Lyric Videos ‘Paradise’ and ‘Fugitive’ [metal, metalcore, melodic metal, alternative metal, newcomer, new talents from Belgium]
Belgian metallers Deadlines have released not just one, but two lyric videos from their EP called Human Error. Paradise and Fugitive can perfectly summarize the killer sound of this metalcore concept: Deadlines portray in their music a wide range of musical influences and a huge amount of emotions.
The band sings about issues such as mental health, refugees and global warming, but besides all these issues, they especially want to spread a message of hope and connection with each other.
“Paradise is a song with a positive vibe. We wanted to break from all the misery that filled our EP. All the things that touch us, effect us and make us mad. We wanted to spread a word of optimism! I watched a documentary on Netflix about Paradise birds, which gave me the inspiration to start writing the lyrics of paradise. I was touched by the complexity and beauty of the journey of a Paradise Bird looking for love and affection. I tried to translate it into our personal life and how we act and fight everyday to get what we want!” – says Dimitri.
Compared Paradise, Fugitive is a massive representation of deeper and darker topics, which show up in desperate vocal lines and furious instrumentation.
Artist: Deadlines
Singles: Paradise / Fugitive
Album: Human Error (EP)
Release date: 2020 September 3
Label: Independent
Country: Belgium
Genre: metal
INTRODUCING DEADLINES
ABOUT HUMAN ERROR EP
“As we rose from the ashes of Stranger Dimensions, we clearly felt that we were ready to take our music to another level. In one way we wanted to rediscover ourselves and grow on a musical perspective, but also the lyrical contexts took another direction.
The EP Human Error takes you on a trip through relevant world issues we care about. We sing about mental health issues such as depression, global warming and refugees. We know how we feel about those things and we want to express the way we feel through our music and spread a message of love, unity and hope! Blending all these things into a mixture of breakdowns, melodic guitar lines and clean singing parts… this is Human Error“- tells the band.
