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URL:https://www.jointherevolution.net/concerts/veil-of-maya/
SUMMARY:Veil of Maya
DESCRIPTION:Underneath a maelstrom of polyrhythmic guitars\, sweeping vocal
 s\, and shuddering beats\, Veil of Maya encode a ponderous narrative at th
 e core of their sixth full-length album\, False Idol [Sumerian Records]. T
 his time around\, a captivating concept drives the quartet—Marc Okubo [g
 uitar]\, Sam Applebaum [drums]\, Danny Hauser [bass]\, and Lukas Magyar [v
 ocals].\n\n“The whole album is told from a first-person perspective\,”
  Lukas explains. “You’re following this character who’s not the nice
 st man. He rises to power though. You’ll have to listen in order to find
  out how it ends. The storyline is very dark.”\n\n“It felt more like w
 e were making a movie or a TV series\,” adds Marc. “Lukas actually had
  a storyboard idea that we talked about before even starting. It’s almos
 t like we were providing the soundtrack in Veil of Maya’s template.”\n
 \nThe seeds for this widescreen ambition can be traced back to 2015’s Ma
 triarch. The album bowed at #2 on the Billboard US Hard Rock Chart and spa
 wned the band’s biggest hit to date\, “Mikasa”—which racked up ove
 r 5.2 million YouTube views and 5.1 million Spotify streams. Meanwhile\, 
 “Leeloo\,” “Ellie\,” and “Aeris” each cracked the 1-million ma
 rk on Spotify. Matriarch earned acclaim from Billboard\, Alternative Press
 \, New Noise Magazine\, and more as the guys hit the road with the likes o
 f Animals As Leaders\, Upon A Burning Body\, Volumes\, Chelsea Grin\, Ocea
 ns Ate Alaska\, and other heavy hitters in addition to a stint on the Vans
  Warped Tour. Late 2016 saw the musicians head to Los Angeles in order to 
 record what would become False Idol. Marc worked with producer Max Schad i
 n one studio\, while Lukas teamed with vocal producer Brandon Paddock in a
 nother.\n\n“Two studios working at the same time was a new approach for 
 us\,” continues Marc. “In the past\, we completed all of the instrumen
 tals for Lukas to marinate on. Everything was done by the time he joined t
 he band. This is the first time we got to write with his voice in mind. An
 other change\, he was writing on the spot. It brought a different energy a
 nd ended up really cool. Max made a big difference too.”\n\nThat differe
 nce stands out in Veil of Maya’s marked sonic evolution. Every element i
 s amplified: it’s heavier\, it’s more hypnotic\, and it hits even hard
 er.\n\n“The overall vibe is darker and heavier\,” reveals Lukas. “wi
 th the story\, the demeanor got pretty sinister. That’s an element that 
 I don’t think anybody was expecting.”
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CATEGORIES:All Ages,Concerts
LOCATION:Revolution Live\, 100 SW 3rd Ave.\, Fort Lauderdale\, FL\, 33312\,
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