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…. Returning to the new record is “Veil of Penitence” and all of its tremolo-laden sword-clashing glory. “Vessel of Suffering” serves as a tornado of riffs and atmospheric fervor to close the main portion of Hulder’s set. An encore follows with a cover of Absu’s “Descent to Acheron (Evolving Into the Progression of Woe)” that more than gives proper tribute to the original, as well as giving a fitting sendoff to what was a performance for the ages….
…melody into an immersive atmosphere. Triumphant, almost melodic death metal-esque folky romps such as “Sons of Triglav” and “Sail With the Dead” carry some potent synthwork that brings you to the battlefield so to speak, while rumbling guitars and Alex Krull’s roars augment with thunderous energy. It’s the soothing yet soaring clean vocals of Elina Siirala and melodic disbursements that seal the deal with these songs, providing a fitting yet catch…
…me and again. The main vocal presence from Frank Urschler has more of a mid-range folk-ish nature to his verses, the unison choirs keep the choruses easily attainable for even the most fearful audience singers of the world. Most will be hard pressed not to be screaming / vocalizing to the key hooks for “Altar of Illusions” or the Blind Guardian-esque “Empty Shell” (think Tales from the Twilight World-era here), the former alluring musically on its…
…ssive metal outfit of which classic albums like El Niño all the way through 2021’s EoS thrilled this scribe to no end. Leaving in 2022, this solo venture Holler explores more of his classic rock, AOR, and 70s/80s influences for this debut album Reborn. The results are quite inspiring, especially for those who seek broader horizons for the musicians that they love and cherish over the years. A reflective nature sweeps over the atmosphere of these t…
…even album. Such is the case here with the Eg Er Framand EP, which follows 2022’s full-length Nova. This EP doesn’t come close to the heavier side of Sylvaine, providing reworked Norwegian folk songs and some of her own design into a mixture that’s equal parts mysterious, ethereal, and reflective. With a release like Eg Er Framand, it feels more important to discuss the feelings and takeaways from the music itself than to dissect down the particu…
…Cruel World 2. Waiting for the End 3. Perception of Time 4. Failure 5. Man with No Name 6. Blind Faith 7. Where I Cannot Follow Destroyer of Light on Facebook Destroyer of Light on Instagram Destroyer of Light on Bandcamp Destroyer of Light on YouTube ACTION PR on Facebook ACTION PR on Instagram ACTION PR on YouTube…
…und to spread their wings even further as time goes on. Their fiery ball of energy attacks combined with the ability to provide some necessary slowdowns with memorable riffing that’s both heavy and melodically retainable, all without sacrificing the all-important aggression, is sure to grab some listeners looking to blow off a little steam. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz56BcscyU0&pp=ygURYnJhdCBzb2NpYWwgZ3JhY2U%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?…
…the tenacious authenticity camp. Be it opening a song in a thunderous five-second drum solo before hitting into a straightforward thrash template for “Absolüt” or injecting blackened tremolo riffs next to classic early Metallica/Diamond Head-inspired parts on “Long Distance (The What’s to Come)” – the seemingly varied attack works wonders for edge of the seat thrills. Solo breaks contain dazzling displays of dexterity channeled into crazy runs wh…
…aural hooks to cause incessant headbanging sequences. An acoustic flamenco-oriented instrumental section takes the otherwise heavy groove-laden “Into the Void” into a left field direction, probably the most diverse offering (and longest) at just over five-minutes. Picking up the pace for the heads down closer “Vision of Violent Death”, rest assured this quartet push the pedal to the accelerator more often than not, leaving nothing in the gas tank…
…that brewed our beer, Widowmaker Brewing. Hopsmoker Fest, it will be a two-day festival. Acid Witch, Mast, Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean, Summoner, a two-day thing. We won’t play any gigs until that – following that weekend, we will be down in Baltimore for the Grim Reaper Fest with Weedeater. Following that, we are actively booking a tour for July on the southeast – North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, back up the co…
…we have the Zelda-inspired cut “Power of the Triforce” that melds the happy-go-lucky chorus and mid-tempo riffing with some high-octane bursts of shred. And while it wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, “Doomsday Party” has to be a major highlight, with it’s more ’80s inspired synths and melodies done in a very melodic Dragonforce way, something that’s bound to be a fun break in the live scene in between more furious bouts of extreme power metal. It’s a…
…them soon. It’s really cool! It’s a very busy year for us. We are also already thinking about new stuff, and I think it’s already starting to roll. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmwTOz1-jSM&pp=ygULaWxsdW1pc2hhZGU%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS5Q_i71p8Q&pp=ygULaWxsdW1pc2hhZGU%3D Illumishade on Instagram Illumishade on Facebook…
…s accompanied by a guest star on EVERY song. While the monstrous guest line-up is impressive, the songs need to be able to stand out on their own. Of course, that’s an easy piece for Aborted to pull off with their veteran status. The band know exactly how to mold and meld their groove-friendly death metal into caustic levels of aggression while still keeping it relatively memorable. Nothing has changed here, and some of the guests bring an added b…
…te the two sometimes. I’m also the manager of the band, I deal with the day-to-day things. I’m the guy who’ll talk to the booking agent, the record label people, the PR people, the tax accountants, the travel agents. So many people are involved. We had a manager for ten years, and then in 2016 I took the initiative and handled it all myself. It was a great decision; I don’t regret it as I’m a hands-on guy for a lot of things. I’m a very DIY guy, I…
…ising act for not just fans of Kalidia, but of anyone looking for some well-done power metal. Of War and Flames soars triumphantly from beginning to end, full of a variety of tempos and melodic touches that are sure to catch your ear. The best part, is that they avoid the usual power/symphonic metal ‘more is more’ philosophy and keep things short, sweet, and full of energy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfPDijUzgqM https://www.youtube.com/watch?…
…arefully crafted storyline about consciousness awakening. You’ll get a nine-track odyssey that contains intriguing vocal-led material sitting side by side with thoroughly entertaining instrumental songs – traversing their Middle Eastern upbringing in waves of djent, jazz fusion, and natural progressive-laden tendencies. When people experience progressive metal, worry often sets in that the intricate angles, tantalizing time signature manipulation,…
…ive years or so. We have played with Amorphis in 2017, Oceans of Slumber in 2022. I’d like to get some good fests, some regional tours we can hack. We can’t be doing any four-week tours, if there is a good regional tour to do an East Coast tour, that would be good. If we could go to Europe one day, that would be good. We will commemorate the 25th anniversary of the debut album, we will re-record two songs off that and release them digitally, in la…
…nowledge of dynamic expression in the songwriting means that you’ll be hard-pressed to fast forward through any of the songs – by the time the shapeshifting crunchy to soothing finisher “Not Good Enough” concludes, most followers will race to go back to the beginning for another satisfying playback. With Relapse, Vlad in Tears seem to have hit their stride in the balance between heavy rock, alternative, and gothic sounds. It’s a cross-pollination…
…ime. For main songwriter and vocalist Tony Kakko, that means a mixture well-excepted uplifting power metal anthems as well as some mid-tempo or cultural offshoots that contain entertaining melodies, syncopation musical moments, and songs to treasure. From the first thunderous guitar/keyboard duel that descends into “First in Line” right into the follow-up “California”, it’s quite apparent that these gentlemen can still deliver ultra-catchy musical…
…, touring more, having the money to fund ourselves, we are all working full-time jobs ourselves on top of the music activities, which is a 24-hour job as a band. Being able to get ourselves out there to the point where we can quit those jobs and focus on this, touring constantly and putting out all the content we need, just focusing on this is the goal. Dead Rhetoric: How would you describe Lutharo when it comes to your live performance and philos…
…get your bearings before holding your head high! “Centipede Bite” is a full-on attack of the senses, which is A-OK with this guy! Meanwhile “Soul Observatory” just rocks, and “Acid Bath” is a tune that makes you wanna break things to. The album ends with “The Venus Baroness I” and “The Venus Baroness II”. Both tracks work well together and wrap up this journey perfectly. Again, I didn’t know these guys before, yet love them now. The album is out n…
…release sometime in the middle of 2024. Dreams of Gray is: Guitars & Vocals – Luis Rivera Mixed and mastered by Josh Middleton of Sylosis Dreams of Gray on Facebook Dreams of Gray on Instagram Dreams of Gray on Bandcamp Dreams of Gray on YouTube ClawHammer PR on Facebook ClawHammer PR on Instagram Clawhammer PR on YouTube…
…ic form for the two volume Acoustic Adventures efforts that you released in 2022 as well as toured upon? Were there certain tracks that you believe got a surprising response not only within the band, but for the audiences as well? Kakko: The whole thing had been brewing since the early 2000’s. We had our first acoustic versions of some songs on the Silence album. We played some acoustic summer festival dates, in hopes of showing our record label t…
…with a bigger label behind them, as it truly should be. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-uw2lFaMek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9tm-b2WCxA Suldusk on Facebook Suldusk on Instagram…
…way through that build dynamics for the subsequent powerful riffs. Sabaton-ish accents next to Helloween-ish charm takes “We All Are One” in that unifying anthem template, as vocalist Ferran Quiles reaches for the eagle high falsetto portion of his range especially in the concluding sequence of the song. The final track “In Valentia” contains more of a cultural folk-oriented feel turned metal, the background choir/gang-like voices preparing the l…
…s go, and what do you consider some of the highlights on this type of multi-day event? What do you believe about Chris’ multi-layered presence in the metal and wrestling realms, has it helped keep the music thriving in the modern world? Durbin: Chris is a pioneer; the man is a pioneer. The same with everything I’m talking about at a different scale. Everyone’s journey is their own, and I am in the practice of not comparing my accomplishments to th…
…gh the tasty guitar riffs of Oscar and Ashton. The use of synths in a dream-like state for “Pt. 1 – Love” sets the stage for a heavier rebuff during “Pt. 2 – Rage”, where the convergence of caustic screams, growls, swirling guitars, and progressive drumming makes for an exciting six and a half-minute aural ride. Because these musicians possess a diverse influence tree to pull from, the pace of the record fluctuates between those melodic hooks as w…
…nderrated, acts of the metalcore legacy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUWfCfKxQv4&pp=ygURZGFya2VzdCBob3VyIGJhbmQ%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CGOId2-EDw&pp=ygURZGFya2VzdCBob3VyIGJhbmQ%3D Darkest Hour on Facebook Darkest Hour on Instagram…
…amount of energy. We like to express ourselves on stage. Two years ago, in 2022, we had a lot of cool shows. We played Wacken Open Air, Dong Open Air, Metal Frenzy that were all great German metal festivals. Especially Wacken was a very cool experience for us. Dead Rhetoric: What are your thoughts on the state of heavy metal currently? What do you enjoy most about the genre – and what changes (if any) would you like to make for the greater good o…
…rsatility in Durbin’s multi-octave attack – he can be bluesy in a Jon Oliva-esque way for the Savatage-like “Power of the Reaper”, or resolute in his Halford meets Dio paint melting falsetto or scream holding nature for the energetic opener “Made of Metal”. Concise arrangements keep the focus on stronger hooks, even adding in a bit of a thrashier penchant when amping up the speed for sections of “Blazing High”, while elevating the art of the cultu…
