The Carrier "Blind To What Is Right" Sale while the title-esque track "Come

while the title-esque track "Come Alive" is a stunning example of their new found muscle

The blitzkrieg bombardment of songs like "Learn To Love The Lie" and "Through The Shadows of Forever" is unrelenting

For nearly a decade

As vocalist Caro Tanghe lets out the hair raising screams of "I'll never know what it means - this deadly calm inside"

Phoenix in Flame

The Carrier "Blind To What Is Right" Sale while the title-esque track "ComeThe Carrier were one of Boston most interesting hardcore bands of their day. Their brand of heavy and melodic hardcore was a new chapter of the genre. "Blind To What Is Right" was the final album from the band. Through the low end roar of the unrelenting title track, subtle glimmers of melody tear through an otherwise impenetrable wall of drop tuned sound. The melancholy ebb and flow of "Hollow Pain" show The Carrier letting their guard down only to