The Overseer are best known for their brand of intricate, heavily textured metalcore, but as an early review of the new album in Substream explains, Rest and Let Go finds the Arkansas band carving a bright and auspicious path in the post-Underoath era of heavy music. That new musical twist is on full display in Paper Thin Houses, which finds The Overseer channeling some unexpected influences. "This was the last song we wrote for the record," bassist Bradley Riggs tells AP. "We had a few extra days at the beginning of our recording session and basically just locked ourselves in the A room and cranked out what I think is the most fun and unique song on the album. It funnels weird influences at times such as U2, the Peppers, Rage, and even a bit of Paramore (bass-wise). We're all really happy how it turned out!"
