It was only a matter of time. THE BROWNING first emerged during deathcore’s first wave with a thirst for electronics and a pleasing disregard for convention. A lot of people enjoyed what they did on albums like “Burn This World” and “Hypernova” (released in 2011 and 2013 respectively), but a mixture…
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