Immune has crafted a brand new set of songs which combine the sonic elements of classic rock with the production flourishes, raw power and lyrical potency of modern rock. Each song stands alone in its message yet works in conjunction with the other tracks to form a cohesive musical whole. Roaring guitars and soaring vocals are the engine driving the well oiled machine of hooks found in abundance throughout.

1. I'd Rather Die (2013)
2. In Your Place (2013)
3. Scream All I Want (2013)
4. My Silent Choir (2013)
5. The Human Condition (2013)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/23/2013
Immune lives in California USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal, Intense Metal

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