Heavyweights Caliban aren't interested in genres or being pigeonholed at this point. They've moved on. But as an integral part of the early modern metal scene in Europe—full-lengths 'Vent' (2001), 'Shadow Hearts' (2003), and 'The Opposite from Within' (2004) cemented the Germans as must-hear, must-see talent—the tag was vouchsafed by fan and press alike upon Caliban's crushing, breakdown-driven music. Now, more than a decade later, the attributes of modern metal persist within the Essen-based quintet's music, but Caliban's signature sound is informed by a more diverse set of influences. New album, 'Elements,' is proof that the Germans are growing beyond the borders of the genre. "'Elements' is a logical progression from the last album [Gravity]," says Caliban guitarist Marc Görtz. "But we definitely expanded the range of music [we wanted to incorporate] on 'Elements.' It's going in extremely different directions. It's heavier, but also more melodic. Also, Andy [Dörner] is doing all the vocals—harsh and clean—on the new album."
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