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Who Tundra Are Origin & style: They formed in 2019 in Topeka, Kansas. Jesus Freak Hideout +2 The Metal Resource +2 Genre blend: They mix metalcore and deathcore, pushing into aggressive, heavy, emotionally intense territory. The Metal Resource +1 Christian identity: They are considered Christian metal. Their lyrical themes, interviews, and their label arrangement put them within that scene. Christian Music Library +2 Jesus Freak Hideout +2 About the New Album: Eternal (2025) Here are the key facts and what makes Eternal stand out: Release & label: Eternal dropped in 2025, their second full-length. It’s their first album under Rottweiler Records. The Metal Resource +2 Jesus Freak Hideout +2 Structure & content: It opens with a more fragile, clean‐vocal “intro” kind of track (“Alone”) before launching into heavier, more aggressive songs. The Metal Resource +1 Songs like “Welcome to Hell”, “The Pit”, “The Witch”, “Hostage”, “Undead”, etc. show a variety of moods: raging heaviness, melodic breaks, tension and release. Flying Fiddlesticks Rêverie +2 The Metal Resource +2 There are contrasts between clean vocals and harsh vocals; quiet moments versus crushing breakdowns. The Metal Resource +2 Jesus Freak Hideout +2 What people are saying: Reviews tend to praise its ambition — it's not just more of the same metalcore/deathcore tropes. They say it “pushes boundaries” of those genres. Jesus Freak Hideout +1 Also comments about its emotional intensity: there are songs that build atmosphere, tension, and contrast (not just non-stop blast beats and breakdowns). Flying Fiddlesticks Rêverie +1 Why Listen to Eternal / Why Tundra May Be Significant Here are some reasons why Tundra and their album Eternal might be worth your time, whether you're already into Christian metal or just heavy music in general. Genre innovation within core styles: If you like deathcore or metalcore but are getting tired of repetitive formulas, Tundra offer something more dynamic — blending melody, atmosphere, aggression in ways that feel intentional, not just for novelty. Contrast & dynamics: The shifts between quiet and loud, clean and harsh vocals, ambient or melodic interludes versus full‑force heaviness, make the album more engaging. Those moments make the heavy parts hit harder. Lyrical/spiritual depth: For listeners who appreciate Christian themes, faith perspectives, or spiritual wrestling in the midst of heavy music, Tundra provide content that reflects that without sacrificing intensity. The emotional sincerity comes across. (Even for non‑Christian listeners, that honesty can be compelling.) Good production & label support: Being signed to Rottweiler Records gives them access to better production, promotion, and hopefully live show opportunities. That tends to elevate the listening experience, and Eternal shows that scale. The Metal Resource +1 Fresh voice in an otherwise saturated scene: The Christian metal / metalcore / deathcore scenes are crowded. Bands that can deliver ferocity and melodic or emotional nuance tend to rise above. Tundra are making a bid in that direction.