Review by Chris Boutet

Infected Authoritah's latest album, Shadows in me, is a powerful and intense collection of tracks that showcase the band's unique blend of metal and electronic music. The album opens with the haunting "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its eerie soundscapes and pulsing beats.

From there, the album moves into more aggressive territory with tracks like "The Void" and "Broken," which feature heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums. The band's electronic influences come to the forefront on tracks like "Erase" and "Apathy," which feature glitchy beats and atmospheric synths.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Shadows in me," which features a guest appearance from vocalist Emily Lazar of September Mourning. Lazar's haunting vocals add an extra layer of emotion to the already powerful track.

Summary by Chris Boutet

Shadows in me is a strong album that showcases Infected Authoritah's unique sound and songwriting abilities. The band's ability to seamlessly blend metal and electronic music is impressive, and the result is an album that is both heavy and atmospheric. Fans of bands like Combichrist and Celldweller will surely find something to love here.