“Messages From the Deep” sees Binary Order delivering ten tracks of brutal industrial metal, sprawling cinematic electronics, and atmospheric laced ambience. From the insanity of “Violence”, through to the pounding of “Parasite” and the overwhelming dread of “My Own Mortality”, “Messages From the Deep” is a collection of songs drenched in anxiety, isolation, and anger. Birthed from a fear of the future, while existing in a present that feels foreign and cold.
Heavily inspired both by the likes of cyberpunk and sci-fi (such as Dune, Akira, Blade Runner, Total Recall, Deus Ex, Judge Dredd etc) in its presentation, themes and aesthetic, “Messages From the Deep” is also a look at both the prevalent social and political unrest in modern society and the warning signs we are continuing to ignore. As we fall further down into this hell of own making, becoming ever more disconnected from ourselves and each other, we succumb to the unrelenting fear that mankind is too far along to stop these horrors that we have set in motion.
Take a listen as Dave Griffiths chats to Binary Order about the new album:
