Structures

Structures, also known as Structures Band, is a Canadian progressive metalcore outfit hailing from Toronto, Ontario. The band initially made a name for themselves in the heavy music scene with the release of their debut album "Divided By" in 2011, followed by "Life Through a Window" in 2014. Their music is characterized by a blend of technical proficiency, complex time signatures, and emotionally charged lyrics, catering to fans who appreciate the heavier and more intricate side of metalcore.

Following a period of inactivity, Structures signalled a strong return, stirring excitement among their fan base with a series of impactful singles that showcased their evolving sound while staying true to their aggressive roots. Songs like "Planet Of Garbage" and "6" from their latest releases "[A Place For My Hate](https://genius.com/Structures-a-place-for-my-hate-lyrics)", "[Cold Touch](https://genius.com/Structures-cold-touch-lyrics)", and "[Strange Feeling](https://genius.com/Structures-strange-feeling-lyrics)" exhibit the band's dynamic range from punishing riffs to melodic hooks, cementing their comeback and demonstrating their relevance in the modern metalcore landscape. The attention-grabbing singles such as "[Pigs](https://genius.com/Structures-pigs-lyrics)", "[EXPECTATIONS / NOTHING EVER LASTS](https://genius.com/Structures-expectations-nothing-ever-lasts-lyrics)", and "[Robbery](https://genius.com/Structures-robbery-lyrics)" continue to resonate with audiences, proving that Structures is not just a band that had its moment, but one that continues to innovate and excite with each release.

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