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Dreadnought Discusses Anime Influence on New Album

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Crunchyroll News interviewed members of the extreme music band Dreadnought regarding their latest album, Wars of Spirit // Wards of Light. The record presents a narrative about preserving human spirit and compassion against a dystopian world controlled by warring machines. Band members Kelly Schilling and Jordan Clancy explained that series such as Ghost in the Shell and Neon Genesis Evangelion inspired the project's exploration of consciousness and existential themes.

The musicians noted that anime allows for fearless creativity unbound by live-action limitations. They cited Paprika, FLCL, and Angel’s Egg as examples of works that push artistic boundaries. Additionally, video game franchises like Metroid and Zelda influenced the album's visual direction and character concepts. The interview highlighted how both mediums share an appreciation for complex lore and dark narratives.

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Original headline at Crunchyroll News: “Dreadnought on Anime's Fearless Creativity”

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Album Title
Wars of Spirit // Wards of Light
Band Members
Kelly Schilling, Jordan Clancy
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