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…on melodies in each of the songs, which swing between more triumphant fist-raisers (“Lost to Flame”) to bouts of pensive beauty (“Slowly Light Collides”), while occasionally going further extremes into each direction. “Spirit and Matter” fires up the blast-beat wagon and it fits the band’s sound quite well in adding some extra intensity into the mix to go with some throttling riffs. On the other end, you have the poignant “A Tide Unturning,” whic…
…Fragments of a Bitter Memory, Dying Wish returns in 2023 with their follow-up Symptoms of Survival. An album that seems to build upon everything the band was doing well, and intensifying and augmenting it in every way for the better. We were able to grab vocalist Emma Boster a few days before their current tour was to commence to discuss all things Symptoms, metalcore influences and what she enjoys about the genre, and much more. Dead Rhetoric: F…
…. Take the adrenaline-fueled “To Survive’ as a prime example, with its fist-in-the-air anthem of a chorus, which Alice really shines on. But she can also pull off more melodic cuts with grace, as “Keep on Running” providing evidence of her more elegant side without it getting too mellow. Truly, Reflection takes some great care to provide an album where you aren’t hooked by one thing, but by all of them. There’s enough oomph behind the riffing and…
…actically unrivaled in the scene currently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6R-ZjEgnlo&pp=ygUJc3Bpcml0Ym94 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjnZVpVvJ-k&pp=ygUJc3Bpcml0Ym94 Spiritbox official website Spiritbox on Instagram…
…and that’s something wholly different. Opening the ritual with the melodic-yet-pulverizing soundscapes of “Mantle” was a perfect choice to show this crowd what kind of experience they were in for. Foreboding clean guitars are layered with grisly enormous riffs, sickly twisted with the ghastly screams and contortions of their enigmatic vocalist. His stage movements can be likened to a snake slithering about, combined with moments of cathartic post…
…ss Ablaze started as a six-piece back in the early 2000’s, releasing a self-titled album in 2007 as well as the follow-up Shadowreign in 2010 on domestic label Black Bards Entertainment before disbanding a year later. Reassembling in 2018 with two original members (guitarist Jens Böhm and vocalist Theo Georgitsaros) and recruiting three new members, they would release in 2021 an EP Creator to set the stage for this new full-length It All Shall Bur…
…ls of thought to enhance their vision. Armed with a backstory of only a one-song demo and 4-song EP back in 2016, Bacterial Husk come out swinging on Anthropogenic Ruin. With members of Razormaze and Scattered Remnants in tow, they aren’t exactly newcomers to the scene. With that in mind, there’s quite a bit that the band manages to accomplish here. First off, the blend of death and thrash feels seamless – some of the riffing techniques will bring…
…rs of many who come across them. With five songs that range in the mostly 3-4 minute mark, Gungire goes straight to the heart of the matter with each song. First track “Summer Love” opens with plenty of rage to back their claim, but also with a copious serving of melodies within the groovy, thrash-driven tempos. Nana’s vocals are fiery and aggressive. Operating in the metalcore range, the song does shift into more melodic gears as it approaches th…
…ering like “The One to Blame” that features some catchy riffs beyond an ear-pleasing chorus to bring all the hooks home. By the time the stunted, semi-djent shifting closer “You Just Left Her” fades away, most listeners will probably return to the beginning of this tasty, twenty-two minute and change effort. When you can offer a lot of unique propositions and naturally blend the elements together into a coherent, focused package as Lower 13 does,…
…ping the uptempo Suffocation bludgeoning one might expect. The bounding mid-tempo riffing on “Descendants” also has a bit of newer flavor to it, done in such a way that it feels entirely natural to Suffocation’s template, and serves as another welcome addition. Of course, there is a long-standing tradition with Suffocation albums to keep, and this time, “Ignorant Deprivation,” from Breeding the Spawn, sees itself reborn in a more modern light (whi…
…. Likewise, “Metropolis” is an absolute battering ram of a song, with blast-ridden speed runs and oppressive mid-tempo riffs in the slowdown, all augmented by some excellent melodic enhancements. The first ‘whoa’ comes with “Replicant,” which opens on a much more melodic note, complete with (you guessed it) clean vocals. For those waiting to cry afoul, they are well-executed and serve the more melodic portions of the song to a tee. It’s a new flav…
…. I was a big fan of Kiss, Gene Simmons produced one of our records in 1989-90. That was awesome. I got to tour with Ronnie James Dio, one of my favorite singers. The first gigs we did with Metallica, we did some gigs with the Scorpions. My first big American tour was with Megadeth. Unforgettable, so I feel totally inspired. Sometimes when I see a picture – when we do Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter, we do a throwback Thursday. I get so many memor…
…. The man wears it loud and proud. The majority of their set was built from 2021’s Escapades, their debut full-length, notably featuring pieces such as “Wax & Wane” and “Fountainhead.” The band brought a notable energy and seemed to be relishing the moment of being on a big tour with their fellow countrymen, who are definite boosters of the trio. Some folks didn’t know what to expect with their rare stylistic choices, but the majority were enthusi…
…ion, and add to it a greater color palette for the band to work off of. Two-to-four minute songs act as energetic bursts, filled not just with rage but some sorrow and remorse as well. The title track starts things off on the heavier end of the spectrum, featuring some buzzing chugs while incorporating some bits of chilling melodies at times. It acts as a great warm-up and stage-setter before early single “Watch My Promise Die” really rumbles the…
…ear to them as the grooves roll along. “Wheel of Torture” is another groove-fest, complete with bouncy riffs that you just can’t help but move around too – this has been one of Endseeker’s strong points for many years and they continue to find new ways to exploit it with refined songwriting. On the other hand though, they know how to lay out a pounding when they want, as “Our Only Life” grinds its way through as the shortest track of the bunch. En…
…finally time to take in their live production. Energy would become the not-so-secret word of the day (RIP Paul Reubens), and High Command brought it in abundance. Lead singer Kevin Fitzgerald led the charge, literal sword in hand, as the Worcester, Massachusetts quintet roared out of the gate with razor sharp pedal to the metal thrash exuberance. If having experienced their recorded works, it’s already blatantly obvious how precise and in-your-fa…
…trollable mass of bleakness that rattles the soul. To no surprise, part two-of-three is somewhat of a continuation of the first, but also an arcane aural assault that’s one unto itself. We’ll also provide a bit of a disclaimer, in case Blut Aus Nord is a new venture – Disharmonium – Nahab is a grower. There’s a cacophony of textures to sift through and digest, making listening a rewarding experience for those who give this album the proper time to…
…al, aside from a few exceptions such as Doro and Elisa C. Martín (Hamka, ex-Dark Moor, ex-Fairyland). Louhimo has a gripping voice, and combined with catchy leads and a powerful rhythm, it’s easy to see how Battle Beast really helped break the mold in female-fronted power metal. Although at one point they did jokingly claim they were the greatest viking metal band and started playing the “Twilight of the Thunder God” riff and got a good laugh from…
…er, the quieter parts ambient next to the subsequent distortion/double kick-fueled pounding assault angles. When these musicians choose to slow down the proceedings for “Dark Matter”, they don’t lose any sense of viciousness – the blood curdling screams, doom/industrial-like rhythm guitars against exotic harmonies, and haunting keyboard underpinning leads to a solid breakdown payoff by its conclusion. Nine songs in 37 minutes, A Dark Reborn are an…
…strike up a conversation with people at cons. There’s just a really LGBTQIA-friendly atmosphere at all of the cons that I have been to, which I think is super important. I feel very at home there, and I have met a lot of people there who feel very similar to me, which makes me feel more relaxed and confident. Dead Rhetoric: You had mentioned anime, so what are a few of your favorites? Cherry: I am a Shonen Jump girl: Hunter x Hunter, One Piece, Dr…
…personal favorite “The Lords of Rock and Roll”, while those who love gallop-filled riffs and a steady diet of gang-supported screams or triumphant fills supplementing the steady, anthem-oriented arrangement at play should savor “Under the Eye”. Self-produced while recording with Nick Bellmore at Dexter’s Lab Studios, this is another fine, full sounding record that warms the heart while keeping the focus on the musicians and their craft, keeping th…
…that fans, both veteran and newcomer, will enjoy whole-heartedly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSuBpmVpdE&pp=ygURd2l0aGluIHRlbXB0YXRpb24%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBilK-h3lRQ&pp=ygURd2l0aGluIHRlbXB0YXRpb24%3D Within Temptation on Facebook Within Temptation on Instagram Within Temptation official website…
…my bread and butter. I was very happy to learn that Ice Giant was a concept-based band in sci-fi. And as we’ve been working on the following, you know, we’re still very much in the early stage just talking about that, but definitely in terms of concept and lyrics and things like that, me being a massive fantasy nerd is absolutely going to have an influence on that. Gallop: I’m so fucking excited because, just, yeah, I’m so fucking excited. Hell ye…
…ge for much of it’s runtime, capitalizing on that speed to employ some epic-sounding melodies but also not shying away from some blast-driven speed runs and dips into some acoustic moments. But at the same time, don’t think the band isn’t capable of more. Some tracks swerve more in the progressive direction, such as the almost-waltzing, gentle moments of “On the Eve of Silence,” offering some playful and catchy currents to grapple to in the wake o…
…s that sense of style and fashion, as well as Hanabie’s fun attitude. Dance-offs, make-overs, and sprawling bright colors might not scream metal from a traditional sense, but it’s also a reason why it’s drawn in so many fans, both in and outside the genre. The song is also amusingly titled ‘early summer edition.’ When I bring that to the group’s attention, there’s some immediate laughter. Might there be more Gal-time in the future for Hanabie? “Ma…
…s the listeners will take in musically for these nine tracks. A short, 80’s-oriented synth-horror “The Unseen Force” intro soon gives way to Oliver’s heads down speed riffs that burst forth during “Corpsewood Curse”, his playing injecting a mix of melodic runs against some progressive measures, while the rhythm section moves between steady metal grooves and speedy/blackened transitions. His lead skills are quite exemplary, intertwining a flurry of…
…ced package while keeping it brutal. It’s not sterile like much of the tech-death landscape currently, instead hurling head-rattling riffs into a primal and occasionally grind-y attack that assaults your senses while still stimulating them (yet not to the point of leaving your head mushy). It’s an incredibly balanced and refined effort that clearly took a lot of effort to arrange in such a way. That alone should warrant a few listens from much of…
…that feels both peaceful yet triumphant at the same time. On the more post-side of things, the folk-driven “Kikoku Enbu” is the longest, and one of the prettiest sounding songs of the bunch. Flutes and more traditional instrumentation make the song a vivid one at the start, and the soothing vocals (even as the music escalates) are the icing on the cake, as the latter half of the song embraces some very melodic guitar moments to make for a poignan…
…e. Many acts (though certainly not all) have settled for metaphors and well-crafted illusions to showcase depression, but Svalbard instead goes right to the heart of the matter with straight-forward simplicity. This is an utterly raw, and unflinchingly real look at what depression looks like, and as you might guess, it’s not pretty. There’s no subtlety to lines in “Faking It,” like, “It’s weird to know I wasn’t happy; That’s just how I made it see…
…mostly split between their latest release, Fear & Loathing, and their full-length effort, Silence & Violence, the band’s breakdown-friendly approach to hardcore (with a sprinkling of rap influence) slowly started to break the audience out of their chill, rain-soaked state. Plenty of heavy grooves for listeners to sink their teeth into, plus the aforementioned breakdowns led the crowd to eventually start in with the evenings circle pits. To be hon…
