Absolution Calling
Incubus · 2015
4 min · 1 track · alternative rock · funk metal
A dynamic blend of alternative rock and funk metal that pulses with introspective lyrics and infectious grooves.
Absolution Calling is a single by Incubus, released in 2015. A dynamic blend of alternative rock and funk metal that pulses with introspective lyrics and infectious grooves. 'Absolution Calling' is significant as it reestablished Incubus' presence in the rock scene after their break, receiving positive reviews for its energetic sound and lyrical depth. The track garnered attention on radio charts, affirming the band's enduring appeal and ability to innovate within their established genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does Absolution Calling sound like?
A dynamic blend of alternative rock and funk metal that pulses with introspective lyrics and infectious grooves. Rooted in alternative rock and funk metal.
What makes Absolution Calling by Incubus notable?
'Absolution Calling' is significant as it reestablished Incubus' presence in the rock scene after their break, receiving positive reviews for its energetic sound and lyrical depth. The track garnered attention on radio charts, affirming the band's enduring appeal and ability to innovate within their established genre. By the time of 'Absolution Calling's' release in January 2015, Incubus was navigating a new musical landscape after a four-year hiatus following their album 'If Not Now, When?' This single marked a return to their roots while showcasing a matured sound, reflecting both personal and artistic growth in the wake of lineup changes and evolving influences.
How many songs are on Absolution Calling?
Absolution Calling has 1 track, running approximately 4 minutes.
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Release Date
January 1, 2015
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
4 min 38 sec
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