Psychonaut: Violate Consensus Reality Full-Length From Belgian Progressive Post-Metal Trio Out Now And Streaming Via Pelagic Records!

Psychonaut: Violate Consensus Reality Full-Length From Belgian Progressive Post-Metal Trio Out Now And Streaming Via Pelagic Records!

A turbulent journey into our collective human consciousness, PSYCHONAUT’s upcoming album shakes you into awakening through explosive riffs, syncopated rhythms and soaring vocals. Violate Consensus Reality shows the Belgian trio to have evolved into a menacing riff machine of international stature. Sporting the biggest riff this year will see, third single All Your Gods Have Gone carries the torch for this esoteric epic with a larger-than-life groove that is sure to bring you to your senses!

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  • Stunning from start to finish Violate Consensus Reality is my album of the year, delivering pure joy, endless energy, and some great thought-provoking concepts to ponder. Everything Is Noise No Seams or cracks, no inconsequential notes: This is artistry at the highest level. - Veil Of Sound
  • Psychonaut stretch their potential to its limit, shattering the ceiling of their craft one more. A strong candidate for album of the year. - Tzertzelos
  • Psychonaut defy every genre tag you could come up with. Metal Hammer Psychonaut flow effortlessly between puzzling arrangements as salmon navigates a current, but attack with the engineered cruelty of the bear that hunts that same stream. - Distorted Sound Mag
  • If you’re a fan of quality, well-thought-out heavy music, then you must check out Violate Consensus Reality. - Wonderbox Metal
  • A superb piece of work. - Powerplay
  • At times, they end up in hypnotically progressive, technically inclined serpentine sections complete with seesawing, burning riffs. At others, they explode sludge into a million grooving fragments and find a broken, mourning fiddle in the debris left behind. Simultaneously, the contrast between these sections and atmospheres instills a sense of inherent, thrilling dynamism often missing from the genre. - Popmatters

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