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Montreal-based metal group HiddenWare has released it’s latest track, “Ows,” now available on all major streaming platforms.
HiddenWare’s new single, “Ows,” is a powerful exploration of complex themes, drawing inspiration from Chinua Achebe’s seminal novel Things Fall Apart. The band describes the song as a journey through varying levels of intensity, characteristic of their signature sound.
A Deep Dive into Themes of Disintegration
The band’s latest offering delves into the weighty concepts presented in Achebe’s work, resonating with a modern metal edge. According to a company release,”Ows” is a “heavy song that walks through different levels of intensity.” This suggests a intentional artistic choice to mirror the novel’s narrative of societal and personal unraveling. the connection to Things Fall Apart positions the song as more than just a musical experience; it’s an artistic statement.
Production Expertise Behind the Sound
HiddenWare collaborated with leading audio professionals to bring “Ows” to life. The recording, mixing, and mastering were expertly handled by greenhouse Studio Recording and Foster Sound, under the direction of Christian Poirier and Kevan Djava. Thes producers are widely recognized for their dedication to quality and technical skill.
HiddenWare’s core lineup consists of:
- Max Dissairay
- Justin Beauregard
- Ace Shulman
The band encourages fans to listen to and share “Ows” on their preferred streaming service, including Spotify and Apple Music.
You can find HiddenWare on their official social media channels:
https://www.facebook.com/HiddenWare
https://www.instagram.com/hiddenware.official
Further information about the band’s management can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/kaboommanagement
With “Ows,” HiddenWare demonstrates a commitment to both musical innovation and thoughtful artistic expression, solidifying their position within the Montreal metal scene.
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