Every Time I Die "From Parts Unknown" 12" Vinyl Off With Their Heads Palehorse is taking the groundwork Palehorse is taking the groundwork laid and mixing it with the discordant melodies from modern influences like Tragedy and His Hero Is Gone and the intricate guitar work that is not far off from '80s thrash metal like Exodus each song bearing the gifts of timelessness and formal disrespect Exometrium From the syncopated chaos of the opening salvo 'The Great Secret' to the melodic mosh of 'Old Light' as close as ETID have ever come to a radio friendly unit shifter from Parts Unknown sees Every Time I Die pushing the limits of their own sound