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It's 2018 and Binary Code just wrapped up recording their next full-length album in October with Aaron Smith (Envisage Audio, Seattle, WA) at the helm for the instrumentation engineering, and 'Moonsblood' vocal producer John Douglass of Audiohammer notoriety.

It’s very rare for a band in the New York/New Jersey scene to stand out among the 
stiff competition, but standing out is exactly what Binary Code excels at. Formed in 
2004, Binary Code always emphasized originality, musicianship and a mammoth live show.

Now, Binary Code has toured North America (Canada and the US) with Norway's finest prog metal outfit, Leprous, and has been packing houses at Saint Vitus and The Knitting Factory, in Brooklyn, opening near sold-out shows with bands like Periphery, Textures, Haken, and many other major bands — either wowing die-hard fans seeking the band out at every opportunity, or converting completely new crowds.

Unlike many contemporary East-coast bands that largely identify as “djent”, Binary Code draws inspiration from the Swedish prog and post-metal scene. But it’s not just about being inspired by Textures and Cult Of Luna that makes Binary Code unique. It’s the complex sense of groove, atmosphere, uncharacteristic song structures, and vocalist Oded Weinstock’s signature croon that sets the band apart from anyone 
else.

2016's 'Moonsblood' was mixed by Eyal Levi (August Burns Red, Whitechapel, Monuments), and mastered by Alan Douches (Black Dahlia Murder, Converge, Mastodon) Moonsblood will boast dark, brooding, somber moments juxtaposed with high technicality and ferocious riffs. Do not sleep on this record! For fans of Textures, Cult Of Luna, Katatonia, Gojira, Tesseract, and Sikth

It's been 10 years since we've been playing shows and recording our brand of music. We've played countless amounts of shows in that time, toured the country Nationally, and we just can't seem to be killed by the hardships of being in an underground band. 

If you like progressive metal and rock, you'll like us! If you like death metal and technical music, you'll like us! If you just like new music that is hard to pin to a genre, you'll love us!

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