TROUBLE · The Distortion Field | CD

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Background information about 'The Distortion Field'

"The Distortion Field" is a thunderous return from Chicago's doom metal pioneers Trouble, a band that has shaped the genre's DNA since the early eighties. This record crackles with that unmistakable Trouble energy, blending crushing, Sabbath-drenched riffs with the kind of melodic sensibility that made their classic material so timeless. From the moment "When The Sky Comes Down" kicks in, you know you are in the presence of veterans who still have plenty of fire in the belly. The production is warm and organic, letting every downtuned guitar chord breathe while the rhythm section locks in with devastating precision.

The album moves through moods with remarkable confidence, from the brooding crawl of "The Broken Have Spoken" to the almost hypnotic "Butterflies" and the unexpectedly tender instrumental closer "Bleeding Alone." Trouble has never been a band to simply repeat themselves, and here they balance heaviness with genuine songcraft, proving that doom metal can be both punishing and emotionally resonant. Vocalist Kyle Thomas delivers with grit and soul, anchoring tracks like "Your Reflection" and the rollicking "Sucker" with charisma that keeps every song feeling vital. "The Distortion Field" stands as a testament to a band that refuses to fade, delivering an album that honors their legacy while still pushing forward into new territory.

For fans of: Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Saint Vitus, Cathedral, Candlemass

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Track listing

1. When The Sky Comes Down
2. Paranoia Conspiracy
3. The Broken Have Spoken
4. Sink Or Swim
5. One Life
6. Have I Told You
7. Hunters Of Doom
8. Glass Of Lies
9. Butterflies
10. Sucker
11. The Greying Chill Of Autumn
12. Bleeding Alone
13. Your Reflection

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