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February 11th, 2021 Features

Lake of Tears – Cosmic Seclusion

…there is a story inside this record and I have been inside this story. It had to come to a certain point for me to finish it up. Dead Rhetoric: What came first when developing this album – the musical themes or the storyline? Do you find it’s easy or challenging to keep both elements in sync for the duration of the record? Brennare: If we start from where it actually started, it started from when I was diagnosed with leukemia. This is when it actu…

February 7th, 2021 Features

Epica – A Cyclic World

…ces of support make a big difference in the end. Dead Rhetoric: Epica has made a lot of headway in the US with the past few albums. Are you concerned that this COVID-related touring downtime is going to have a negative affect when you can finally get back on the road again? Many European bands view the US in that you have to get over here regularly in order to start generating a fanbase. Jansen: There’s some truth to that, but I think that once yo…

February 4th, 2021 Features

Angelus Apatrida – Brotherhood, Tolerance, and Unity

…same for other bands. When we get asked for advice, we are super happy to help. Dead Rhetoric: What are some hobbies or interests you have outside of the band? Izquierdo: I love to play video games, I like to read horror books. Everything that I like, it’s related to music. David loves to play guitar, but I only play guitar when I am doing stuff with the band. He’s always playing, he is a guitar teacher. Victor loves video games, and he’s a drum…

December 27th, 2020 Features

Gama Bomb – Stirring the Savage Seas

…t of a plot, it had this overarching period going on. Over 120 shots. The lads had a laugh, and I took the ball and run away with these things. I learned a lot about making a video from the last video we did “ Bring Out the Monster”. There’s a lot of work behind the scenes – you have to have a shot list, you have to scout locations, we were working with Ireland’s lighthouse authority to get access to a lighthouse. We have the monster, people makin…

December 13th, 2020 Features

Pyramaze – Confidence and Comfort

…2021 on some labels over there. The Pyramaze album is my third album I’ve had come out in 2020. The first one came out in January, the Serious Black album which I handled all the keyboards for. And I played and composed the new intro for the Leaves Eyes album that came out in October. I did the score to the bonus Viking documentary for the album that came out. I played on five or six tracks on the Night Crowned album, that came out on Noble Demon…

December 12th, 2020 Features

Stälker – Conjuring Majik

…ng to maintain and monitor all these things. I was on there the other day, ads were coming up all the time but it wasn’t letting me choose my tracks. Dead Rhetoric: You are on Napalm Records – which has a diverse roster that includes Evil Invaders, Grave Digger, and Legion of the Damned among others. How do you feel about their support, their staff, and their understanding of what Stälker is trying to achieve? Calavrias: It’s a bit of a funny one,…

November 24th, 2020 Features

My Dying Bride – Dark, Shadowy Journeys

…onship with them. They never gave us a deadline for any of our albums. We had complete freedom to do what we want. So you start to think, “How are we ever going to beat that? We’ll never get a deal as good as that.” But we kind of plateaued for a long time with them. We felt we had more to give, and wanted more people around the world to hear My Dying Bride. Peaceville’s arms were only so long. We needed someone with longer arms to stretch around…

November 22nd, 2020 Features

Cadaver – Passion for the Extreme

…ell is this thing [laughs]?” It was such a brilliant PR idea, and it even made the headlines in Norway [laughs]! People thought it was real! It was like, ‘how many people have you killed, how many corpses are there – we will come clean them up,’ you fill out a form on the website. It was really brilliant. Dead Rhetoric: How do you describe Edder & Bile, from your perspective? Verbeuren: To me, it’s a link to the past. I wanted to approach it, when…

November 5th, 2020 Features

Falset – Leading the Way

…of where we are headed. We are going to start releasing some singles again next year and do a whole big push. As far as this album goes, we are going to see how it goes and head from there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuJi1OkvQLA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Asit-A2nKUM Falset official website…

November 3rd, 2020 Reviews

Omni Express – Florida Man (RealityFade)

…singly heavy aspect, both instrumentally and vocally, the major electronic component helps to give it a large breath of fresh air. The deathcore and slamming elements are entirely genuine in their execution, as the monolithic crunch of a song like “Sewer Alligator” can attest to, but the ‘80s synths give it an eerie vibe that takes it in different directions entirely. It’s more cinematic in sound, not to mention more listenable – giving it some ho…

November 1st, 2020 Features

Pallbearer – Another Rite of Passage

…her while you were a student in college, correct? Rowland: She passed… I had graduated a few years prior to that. It was a difficult thing to process not only because of the place in my life I was at, but because more or less within a year’s time from then, Pallbearer was starting to take a big chunk of my time. It was pushing my life and all our lives in a way that I don’t think any of us expected. It provided a convenient buffer for me not to h…

October 26th, 2020 Features

Goldenhall – Ice and Fire

…remember standing up front, singing along with Adam in my own harmony, and Adrienne from Seven Spires comes over singing as a trio. Seven Spires is killing it, they are working on their third record – they are the torch bearers for New England metal. I’ve gotten to know so many nice people in this metal community in New England. Whether they are talking metal or hanging at a show, they have a good energy. The energy in a room around you plays a bi…

October 17th, 2020 Features

Brother Firetribe – Burning with Passion

…ople a chance to put their minds into something else other than the daily bad news. Dead Rhetoric: Were there any special lyrical or musical inspirations for Feel the Burn? Heino: Musically we wanted to do something a bit different without losing one bit of our identity as a band. We were after some poppier elements rather than steering towards more heavier direction. That doesn´t mean the music lacks power, quite on the contrary. As far as the ly…

October 14th, 2020 Features

Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh – Taking Over!

…the other end of the social media. Dead Rhetoric: Do you feel that you’ve had to overcome some challenges in having a band centered around sisters? English: It’s been very easy for us – we don’t have the issue of being homesick on tour because we can bring our family with us. Our mom is our manager and bus driver, and our dad can fly out to most of our shows if we are on tour. We do get to have most of our family on the road with us. Like you said…

September 27th, 2020 Features

Lindsay Schoolcraft – Celebrating 10 Gothic Years

…nce. My producer, Tyler Williams, was such a gem this whole time. I’m so glad we had each other during lockdown. We really didn’t have anyone. I had my roommates and my partner, and my cat. He had me, the studio, and his mom. It was a very weird time. I think the fact that we could still go and do what we love. Even though the world was falling apart, we were both in the same place, recording music, and we were so happy. It’s a memory that I’ll al…

September 15th, 2020 Features

Hinayana – Cosmic Explorers

…lm deal. Now we have kind of determined where we want to go from the EP. Dead Rhetoric: I had heard that there was a long gestation period before the EP came out. Have you started really writing anything new then, or have you been focused on the release of Death of the Cosmic? Hurd: While there was a lot of planning, we have started writing. We have started doing some writing already. I’m pretty happy to say that. Dead Rhetoric: There’s a lot of m…

September 13th, 2020 Features

Amaranthe – Going Viral

…d Wilhelmsson] and Nils [Molin] would be able to come. Johan [Andreassen] had already recorded the bass, but yeah, there were a lot of question marks. But the overall mood, and the need to create and realize that this is something that we can still do even though the whole world is falling apart – it made sense to us that for once we were in a really good position. We usually feel like the odd kids, isolating ourselves. Now everyone was in isolati…

September 8th, 2020 Features

Primitive Man – Waging Sonic Warfare Against Life’s Injustices

…be treated violently. I don’t have all the answers. But I would rather see community helpers than people the entire community is afraid of and has to be subservient to. Dead Rhetoric: Immersion is noticeably shorter than Caustic, with much of the noise interludes absent this time around. But the songs have all become even more diabolical in sound than Caustic. Do you feel like you have made enough noise music for the meantime with Many Blessings’…

September 3rd, 2020 Features

Heathen – Hypnotize the Empire

…eception, I think altered the course of the band’s history. If that album had come out two years earlier before grunge took over and changed the whole metal scene, I think the band would have had more respect from the metal community. That’s one of my sort of pet peeves online, I’ll see memes that have Bay Area thrash, and Heathen will not be included. I don’t know why the band is sort of the red-headed stepchild of the scene. That’s how we see it…

September 1st, 2020 Features

AfterTime – The Shore Ahead

…felt more confident because I had all of that experience performing it already. Dead Rhetoric: What drew you towards symphonic metal? Wolf: To be honest, prior to joining the band my metal exposure was extremely limited. Mostly, at the time, what we would refer to as screamo bands in high school. Early Escape the Fate, Hawthorne Heights, Black Veil Brides…that kind of stuff. Brad [Sturgis] and I ran in a lot of the same circles in Rochester, Minne…

July 25th, 2020 Features

Sifting Through Bandcamp – July 2020

…st haven’t released a new full-length since 2018’s Karmalove, but they’ve had a mountain of EPs, covers, and singles in between (36 total releases on Bandcamp!). Honest scratches that gothic metal itch for solid ‘beauty and the beast’ vocals, gloomy atmosphere, and occasional rock bravado. So there’s a lot of variety to behold, from more upbeat yet melancholic rock (“Operator”) to doomy sorrow (“Remedy”) to some more energetic heaviness (“Elaborat…

June 24th, 2020 Reviews

Foetal Juice – Gluttony (Gore House Productions)

…at they have time warped from ‘90s Florida. The band has done all of their homework when it comes to consuming this particular sound, and if you enjoy that era, Gluttony will provide a feast. Almost instantly calling to mind Cannibal Corpse and Malevolent Creation in their straight-ahead, go for the gusto vibes as “Take Your Face for a Shit” opens (albeit with a slight crust/punk-ish air to it), it’s hit the gas and go with Foetal Juice. The tempo…

June 11th, 2020 Reviews

Codex Orzhova – Baja Blasted (Self-Released)

…ing rather unique. That being the combination of 8-bit Nintendo synths and combining it with more mathy and extreme riffing. The result is often a bit of a spastic one, but it will certainly hold your interest as the band swerves and grinds their way though Baja Blasted. There’s a certain amount of unpredictability to this type of music at its core, so infusing the math metal-ish riffing with some fun Nintendo sounds, as well as some random sample…

May 31st, 2020 Features

King Witch – Darkness and Light

…ange because Firebrand had been going a long time. It was more straight-ahead traditional metal, and that was the kind of music we did. It was difficult to veer from, and it had just naturally run its course. When it stopped, we didn’t have any serious thought to starting another band, even though we had a lot of musicians around. We planned to start a new project, the aim was just to write what we wanted to write without any preconceptions of the…

May 25th, 2020 Features

Haken – A Viral Message

…e aesthetic that mirrors previous work he has done for the band. Is this a common thread you enjoy exploring with the cover art – as it probably sets a different tone for what the listeners would expect from your work? Jennings: I guess the intricacy is within – and there are various clues within the booklet for anyone who is into the physical format. Loads of things for people to get into in regards to concept. We do like a simple, striking image…

May 17th, 2020 Features

Sorcerer – Lamenting Spirits

…racks. Dead Rhetoric: You have a day job as a guitar instructor. Have you had to adjust your teaching to more video/Skype sessions because of the virus? Niemann: Absolutely. We are doing everything online since a month back. I work three days a week, I go to my work place because I have some drum students so I have a kit there and work with them on that. The rest of the days I sit with my computer, Skype and What’s App. It is what it is right now….

April 18th, 2020 Reviews

Double Review: Serpent Column’s Endless Detainment and Departure Chandelier’s Dripping Papal Blood

…spaces within an already niche world (Lords of Chaos notwithstanding), they unfortunately are predisposed to the latter option. For the adventurous listener though there is some outstanding and unorthodox (or super orthodox, if Napoleon is your godhead) material to be had here. Massive props to Bandcamp for being a champion in this shitty time. Serpent Column – Endless Detainment (Mystikaos) 7.5/10 Departure Chandelier – Dripping Papal Blood (Sel…

April 13th, 2020 Features

Wolf – Feeding the Metal Machine

…o this classic heavy metal stuff, I think it’s really cool. Metal is so broad nowadays, classic or what you want to call it, it’s one of the many branches of metal. It’s a genre that succeeds many generations of people, many classes in society. In Sweden, you don’t have to be just in the working class to appreciate heavy metal. A university professor can wear an Iron Maiden t-shirt here, I know a professor that’s totally into heavy metal, he names…

April 4th, 2020 Features

Stallion – All in for Metal

…ture effort to date for the group – including everything from a moving ballad to solid headbanging efforts that assuredly will keep the faithful satisfied, and hopefully gain some new converts to the mix. Guitarist Äxxl took the time to talk to us through Skype regarding their latest album release. We delve into the second guitarist shift, thoughts on their record label High Roller Records, plus insights on developing your own style as a younger b…

February 26th, 2020 Features

Beneath the Massacre – A Long Awaited Return

…e technicality. The structure part is important for us, like I’ve said already, coming from Elliot, who isn’t a guitarist. Dead Rhetoric: What’s it like being in a band with your brother? Bradley: It’s cool. What can I say – we are like best friends. We travel together, which is a cool part. If I had done all this without him, we wouldn’t spend so much time together. We get along super-well. It’s all just positive. Dead Rhetoric: You guys, along w…

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