Unstable Divinity is the debut EP from Montreal-based metalcore band Terror Symphony, marking a defining step in the band’s artistic and sonic evolution. Composed of six tracks and two interludes, the EP serves both as a culmination of the band’s early work and a bold statement of their future direction.

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The record features refined and reimagined versions of Terror Symphony’s first three releases — Deception, Épopée, and Don’t Look At Me — alongside three brand-new compositions: Retaliation, Fractured, and SEVERED. Together, these tracks showcase the band’s growth in songwriting, arrangement, and production, while preserving the raw intensity that defines their sound.

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The EP opens with Retaliation, a powerful and dynamic introduction that immediately sets the tone. The track unfolds through shifting moods, blending calm, melodic passages with aggressive tension, before culminating in a massive breakdown that brings the song to a crushing close. Its winding progression establishes the emotional and sonic depth that runs throughout the EP.

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Following this explosive opener, Don’t Look At Me delivers a blend of nostalgic metalcore energy infused with modern production and contemporary influences. The track balances familiarity and innovation, paying homage to the genre’s roots while firmly positioning Terror Symphony in the present.

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Fractured continues the journey by merging the band’s core metalcore sound with strong elements of melodic death metal. Driven by expressive guitar work and atmospheric transitions, the song offers a sense of movement and exploration, inviting listeners into a more expansive and immersive soundscape.

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With SEVERED, Terror Symphony leans into a heavier, more visceral approach. Combining hardcore intensity with metalcore structure, the track delivers relentless energy and an almost weightless sense of momentum, before closing with the heaviest breakdown the band has composed to date.

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The latter part of the EP revisits Terror Symphony’s earlier material with renewed strength and clarity. Deception is reintroduced with enhanced arrangements and improved solo sections, evoking the golden era of metalcore while benefiting from the band’s increased technical maturity.

 

The EP concludes with Épopée, a signature track that blends metalcore with medieval and folk-inspired elements, transporting the listener into a cinematic, knightly narrative that reflects the band’s affinity for storytelling and atmosphere.

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Unstable Divinity stands as a cohesive and ambitious first release, an EP that bridges Terror Symphony’s origins with their evolving identity. Balancing aggression, melody, nostalgia, and experimentation, the record highlights the band’s versatility and establishes them as a rising force within the modern metalcore landscape.