Currents + Erra

Currents never compromise their artistic or philosophical integrity.

This Connecticut band, composed of Brian Wille (vocals), Chris Wiseman (guitar), Ryan Castaldi (guitar), Matt Young (drums), and Christian Pulgarin (bass), masters chaos by combining innovation and intensity, pushing the boundaries of modern metal.

Their 2025 EP, All That Follows, illustrates this evolution. By breaking expectations, they explore new territories while remaining true to their identity. “We’ve always made our own decisions and believed in those who support us,” Brian confides.

” Since 2011, Currents has released several critically acclaimed albums, including The Place I Feel Safest (2017), I Let The Devil In (2018), The Way It Ends (2020), and The Death We Seek (2023).

Their music is recognized for its intensity and modernity, and they have shared the stage with major bands. During their tours, All That Follows came into being, produced with Ryan Leitru and co-produced by Brian and Chris.

“We gathered our strongest tracks for this EP,” Brian adds. 9 million streams on Spotify). Among the notable tracks, “My Severance” and “Making Circles” illustrate their sense of contrast and strong emotions.

Brian evokes the theme of exploitation and the rejection of institutions, calling for collective resistance. “Making Circles” explores loss and the search for bearings, while “Can’t Turn Back” expresses betrayal and rage.

“It’s a song about betrayal,” Brian sighs, targeting those who believe themselves invincible. The final track, “Rise & Fall,” concludes with existential questions and intense energy. Brian wonders about the future: “How will it all end?

” Currents continues its progression, without slowing down. “I express my negative feelings