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SUMMARY:Beartooth
DESCRIPTION:Beartooth began as an emotional exorcism. Conceived\, construct
 ed\, and unleashed by one man in a basement studio. Now\, even as the band
  has grown to become a headlining festival act\; cracked Billboard’s Top
  25\; lit up SiriusXM radio\; and were crowned Breakthrough Band at both t
 he Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards and Loudwire Music Awards\, Beartooth
 ’s music and message remain intensely personal.\n\nThe fierce dedication
  to honesty\, authenticity\, and raw fury demonstrated by Caleb Shomo is a
 t the center of everything Beartooth represents. The music he’s crafted 
 in his darkest hours transcends\, connecting with the broken hearted and i
 solated around the globe. Songs like “In Between\,” “Hated\,” “T
 he Lines\,” and “Sick of Me” have been streamed hundreds of millions
  of times. These are anthems for the downtrodden and disconnected\, celebr
 ated with sing-alongs on international tours\; supporting Slipknot\, Bring
  Me The Horizon\, or Pierce The Veil\; on the Kerrang! Tour with Don Broco
  in the UK\; at major festivals like Download and Rock on the Range.\n\nWh
 at began as artistic self-medication for a single multi-instrumentalist an
 d producer\, with no career aspirations or grand plans\, quickly caught fi
 re. The Sick EP (2013)\, Disgusting (2014)\, and the sophomore-slump shatt
 ering Aggressive (2016) comprise a blunt audio journal\, chronicling Shomo
 ’s battles with his own demons.\n\nAs Beartooth became a fully functioni
 ng band\, bringing these intimate musings to the masses\, that purity rema
 ined\, via a consistently isolated creative methodology.\n\nThe stark look
  inward further intensified with September 28\, 2018’s Disease.\n\nThe t
 hird full-length album from Beartooth is a painstaking\, riff-driven exami
 nation of the unshakeable throes of depression. While there are moments of
  positivity\, this isn’t the sound of triumph. This is music about survi
 val.\n\n“The album is a whirlwind of emotion\,” Shomo explains. “Cra
 zy highs\, crazy lows\, and lots of intensity. This record isn't about win
 ning anything. It's about trying to even begin to learn how to deal with t
 hings. It’s hard to process just how dark you can get\, what you can rea
 lly put yourself through with expectations. It's like starting from the be
 ginning all over again. At the end of the day\, it is a very dark album.
 ”\n\nEven as Shomo and his bandmates played to sold-out crowds across Eu
 rope\, the battle against mental illness and childhood issues returned\, a
 nd the seed for Disease was planted. The title track was the first song wr
 itten for it\, setting the overall tone.\n\nAs always\, Shomo recorded voc
 als\, guitars\, bass\, and drums\, and mixed the album himself with assist
 ance from an engineer\, now with executive producer (and Grammy winner) Ni
 ck Raskulinecz\, who has worked with Foo Fighters and Rush. To further enh
 ance the emotional realism Beartooth champions\, the third full-length alb
 um was tracked in a brand new environment\, with an old-school urgency. Af
 ter crafting the songs in his usual basement domain\, Shomo made the trip 
 from the familiar comfort of his equipment and isolation in Ohio to Blackb
 ird in Nashville.\n\n“When I make a record at home\, I feel really safe 
 there\,” Shomo confesses. “Going into Blackbird\, there was a lot of f
 ear. Thankfully\, going into that environment just brought out the best. I
 t made the songs feel even more real. It was all worth it.”\n\nThe famou
 s recording studio was the birthplace of pivotal work from a massive list 
 of legends\, tastemakers\, and up-and-comers\; like Alice In Chains\, Tayl
 or Swift\, and Greta Van Fleet. Determined to challenge himself in new way
 s\, Shomo kicked aside his drum samples and digital guitar tones in favor 
 of rich analog vibes\, banging out take after take\, to capture the feel o
 f classic favorites like AC/DC and Motörhead.\n\nTen to twelve hour days\
 , six days per week\, sweating and screaming through performances\, result
 ed in gargantuan surefire Beartooth bangers like “Used and Abused\,” 
 “Manipulation\,” and “Enemy\,” easily among the strongest songs in
  the catalog. “You Never Know” was written in collaboration with produ
 cer and songwriter Drew Fulk (Fit For A King\, As I Lay Dying)\, after sev
 eral hours of conversation in a coffee shop. The album closer\, “Clever\
 ,” was written in an afternoon at the studio\, a fittingly sorrowful boo
 kend to Beartooth’s darkest album.\n\n“Depression is something that's 
 just ‘in your head\,’ there's no reason for it\, so it ‘should’ be
  easy enough to just get over\, but I can never do it. It’s something un
 shakeable. I can’t make it work\,” Shomo says. “I wanted to write an
  album about that. Disease really encompasses everything emotionally that 
 I wanted to convey.”\n\nShomo’s commitment to raw and personal truth w
 ill always define Beartooth. “It's very important that I stay honest wit
 h every song that I write. I didn't even mean to start this band. I wrote 
 a couple songs and I felt way better afterward. Especially with this recor
 d\, there are no compromises. It is exactly what I wanted to make.”\n\nW
 ith Beartooth\, what begins each time as the personal expression of one ma
 n is shared with his bandmates\, then through the power of musical inspira
 tion and connection\, is given to the world then returns to its creator\, 
 to begin the cycle anew.
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