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In the early ’90s, Cynic blew many an enlightened headbanger's mind with Focus, a record that combined death-metal ferocity with jazz-fusion suppleness. The group broke up soon after but returned in 2008, with an outstanding comeback LP, Traced in Air. Earlier this year, after a series of EPs, Cynic issued its third LP, Kindly Bent to Free Us, which solidified its transformation from an oddball extreme-metal act to an intricate, melody-forward prog unit.
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