God Alone is a five - piece math/noise rock band from Cork, Ireland. Composed of students from the CIT Cork School Of Music, they blend the thick atmosphere of post - metal with indie, hardcore, jazz, and dance music elements. In late 2016, they self - released their debut EP 'INTIVIM', which received critical acclaim. Then, they released their first full - length album 'Poll na mBrón', inspired by events and stories from Our Lady's 'Hospital' in Cork. After the album's release, they went back to the studio to craft their most diverse sound yet: their self - titled sophomore EP, launched in November 2019, which led to their first Ireland and UK headline tour. God Alone has performed at many Irish festivals such as Townlands Carnival, Monolith Festival, and the Siege of Limerick. They recently won the 'Mammothfest Best Band Competition' in Brighton, defeating 200 bands from Ireland and the UK. They're also set to appear at ArcTanGent 2022 in the UK. Their self - described'sad metal with some dancey bits' on the single 'Dagda' was called 'a blast of visceral fury and dance - floor - filling interludes' by Overblown. They've been featured and interviewed on multiple media platforms including Hot Press, Totally Cork, Kerrang, and Metal Hammer. Their latest release is pushing the boundaries of metal even further. As Kerrang said, 'The band’s new self - titled EP hits that sweet spot in a way that makes God Alone memorable from the start.' And according to Metal Hammer, 'You'll realize what makes the next generation of metal bands so special with God Alone.'

To enjoy God Alone's music, you can play their EPs and album on various music - streaming platforms. First, search for their band name or specific album titles like 'Poll na mBrón' or their self - titled sophomore EP. If you prefer physical copies, you can look for them in music stores or online marketplaces. When listening, you can relax and let the unique blend of post - metal, indie, and other music styles wash over you. There aren't really any strict rules for listening, but you might want to pay attention to the intricate instrument combinations and the emotional depth in their lyrics. As for maintaining your music collection, if you have physical CDs, keep them in a cool, dry place to prevent scratches and damage. For digital copies, make sure your device's storage is well - maintained and backed up regularly so you don't lose access to their amazing music.