‘Ontology (Form and Content)’ by The Maladaptive Solution
The Maladaptive Solution are a band like no other. With didactic aims and teaching at the heart of the music they write, they are looking to ‘brainwash’ listeners with their new spiritually influences single, ‘Ontology (Form and Content)’.
Composing of a number of contributors including Brad Beard, Jimmy Haber, Kylie Whitney, Michael Giblin and Michael Carpenter, the group are influenced by a wide range of genres from rock to pop, of all decades, and this is what makes their style so hard to pin down. They take elements from all of this music, picking the best parts that will convey their powerful messages.
The superbly-crafted track was amazingly written in just one session, yet it was recorded over a number of years displaying the attention to detail and meticulousness of the band to gain absolute perfection within their music.
‘Ontology (Form and Content)’ is the kind of track that really taps into your emotions, no matter what music you usually listen to, and other listeners have even reported crying, strong emotions of happiness and even feelings of support. Evidently, The Maladaptive Solution have got their musical recipe right if they are provoking such strong emotions from their work and the song can be interpreted in whichever way the listener chooses.
‘Ontology (Form and Content)’ is out now but it’s much more than just a song, it’s an educational piece of art that doubles as a pleasure for the ears.
Links:
https://themaladaptivesolution.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/the-maladaptive-solution
https://www.facebook.com/TheMaladaptiveSolution/
https://twitter.com/MldptvSltnMusic
https://www.instagram.com/themaladaptivesolution/
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