A few months after already successfully shared a first glance from their upcoming EP (“Why Do We Fall?”), French alternative-metal/post-hardcore technicians WAYS. just shared another single from the effort with “Erase”.
Ways. are a Metal Alternatif / Post Hardcore band from Paris, France.
By mixing several influences and musical styles, Ways. offers a powerful, dynamic and melodic music close to alternative metal and post-hardcore. The band is most prominently influenced by bands such as Architects, Alexisonfire, The Ghost Inside, Thrice, Underoath and more.
After releasing two self-produced EPs (‘Watching From Afar in’ 2016 and ‘Aftermath’ 2 years later), Ways. took a more incisive and impactful direction, presenting a new version of their single “So Far So Good” in 2022, produced by Nicolas Exposito from Landmvrks. In
February 2023, Ways. returned with their brand new single “Why do We Fall?” once again produced by Nicolas Exposito. This single gained significant attention from national and international media, including numerous editorial Spotify playlist features.
After several gigs in France, opening for bands such as BUKOWSKI, Svalbard, The Prestige, touring in Spain or even Cuba (May 2019) and a participation in one of the biggest metal festival in Portugal, VAGOS METAL FEST, Ways. is still moving on, again and again.
The band announces his new line up with Etienne (Colosus of Destiny) on drums and Anthony (Lies We Sold) on bass and is actively working on his next EP to be released later this year.
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