(Cosa Nostra) Animals As Leaders have released a brand new Dolby Atmos mix of their critically acclaimed 2022 album, 'Parrhesia' and to celebrate the band have also released a brand new music video for track "Red Miso" taken from the album.
Dolby Atmos is the latest in surround sound technology. It allows fans to listen to music on a much deeper level and creates a more realistic and immersive experience. From movies and TV, gaming, and music, Dolby Atmos provides details and depth previously unavailable as a listening experience. Speaking on the Dolby Atmos remix of Parrhesia, Javier Reyes shares
"Re-Mixing the Parrhesia album in Dolby Atmos was a completely new and exciting experience. Atmos has the ability to make the listener feel immersed into the mix and experience the music from literally all directions. It truly is a new era for music."
Parrhesia" is highlighted by singles "Monomyth", "The Problem Of Other Minds", "Gordian Naught" and "Micro-Aggressions" which combined, have clocked up 2.9 million YouTube views and 20 million streams on Spotify alone since release. Watch the video below:
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