Alabama metalcore mavens ERRA bring a huge sound and hyper-color visuals to silence outlives the earth, which might be their slickest and most technical album yet. J.T. Cavey (harsh vocals) and Jesse Cash (clean vocals/guitar) trade verses and choruses throughout, rotating with the band’s rapid-fire shifts from proggy chug to sky-bound melodies. “further eden” mingles spiky riffs and industrial beats with Cash’s soaring emo and Cavey’s hardcore roar. “gore of being” specializes in high-flying vocal melodies and dizzying solos while offering (perhaps) a lyrical reference to ERRA’s 2024 album, Cure: “Submit to the violence of mortality/No cure/No meaning.” The last three songs—“i: the many names of god,” “ii: in the gut of the wolf,” and “iii: twilight in the reflection of dreams”—compose a trilogy in which the band’s GOJIRA, Meshuggah, and Tool influences shine through.