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…about to be outdone, putting on a groove-filled drum clinic, while also making light of his own flashy mulleted locks. 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 booste…
…nediction, and Obituary – the slow bends within “Shedding of the Soul” cracking foundations next to the penetrating, low growls of Sociak, his occasional Tardy-esque cackles adding another evil layer to the mix. Haunting horror-like soundscapes open for the six-minute and change “Voidcreeper”, Wasyl’s steady slower/mid-tempo drumming soon giving way to a building deadly tremolo meets low-tuned crunchy riff march, extra blasting measures during the…
…emotive track that really pushes Bruun’s vocals to the forefront. Those seeking some heavier moments will find them with “Valkyriernes Sang,” which feels the most ‘black metal’ of all of the cuts. Rousing blastbeats and buzzing riffs swirl around Bruun’s vocals, which appear as some of the most beautiful and angelic on the album, given the contrast behind her. The follow-up “Blazing Sky” also utilizes some blackish elements, but they are dripping…
…scene with their debut full-length Fragments of a Bitter Memory in 2021. Taking on that more European-centered melodic death metal slant on guitar melodies, they ran with it and merged it with some absolutely brutal breakdowns and hardcore ethos. It showcased a band that was hungry and oozing with potential. That said, their follow-up Symptoms of Survival not only delivers on that potential, it positions Dying Wish as one of the most breathtaking…
…ged from when we started out as a band. We write the material and start working on the next project as soon as the last album is finished. We do demos, we have a certain secret recipe. If I gave it out, there would be many Cirith Ungol’s sprouting out all over the world. (laughs). How can the world handle that? One theme that runs through all our albums is we always wanted to play heavy music. I know I’m the driving force behind that, but the othe…
…the lineup – delivering a debut album Obliterate the Weak in early 2020, taking their time to execute the follow-up with Chaos Will Reign. The quintet chooses to intertwine the brutality of early American/UK death and the infancy stages of Gothenburg melodic death which creates this vortex of charming caveman meets harmony-infused aggression that is hard to resist. The sinister rhythms, gargantuan tones, and addictive guitar melodies/harmony capab…
…m and Insomnium meets Dark Tranquillity at their very best, vocalist Mika Piipponen using measured grit in his growls to mirror the catchy musical platform on hand. The blasting, aggressive measures against sophisticated piano/keyboard parts allows “Ablution” to be a second half highlight, the shifting nature of the guitars next to the killer upper gear to mid-tempo drumming sure to exact the correct hair windmill, headbanging methodology this mat…
…on as if it’s the mid 1990’s again, transcending modern times while also taking a deeper look at the social/critical injustices still going on in the world. We recently got the chance to catch up with Tommy in this enlightening conversation, where we talk about the songwriting for this record, video work, how moving back to New York City from Los Angeles changes his mood/outlook on life, thoughts on the current music industry, fatherhood, plus the…
…either, and it all makes for a very promising start. Wisely, instead of making every track a melodically militant march, they slow it down a bit and really dig their feet in for the melodies on “Hell is Here.” Crunchy grooves hit with the subtlety of a sledgehammer, and the melodies all but instantly hook your 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…
…s is a rad dude. For his involvement, he puts a little bit of financial backing behind the bands that he works with. We get all the perks of Metal Blade, plus the extra bump from Chris. He’s got a lot of connections and opens a lot of doors for us. It’s a cool collaborative effort between those two entities. A very good team and good people to deal with. It’s unusual for me, as someone who has had to do everything myself, to have ten people that a…
Norwegian singer David Rozario originally started this band Rozario after composing some songs and seeing two other musicians guitarist Stein Hjertholm and drummer Per-Helge Bruvoll perform in another act. The trio would hunker down during the pandemic to work on songwriting and preproduction demos, fleshing out the material for this debut album To the Gods We Swear while finalizing the lineup through lead guitarist Johan Jamtfall and bassist And…
…in the extreme community, and that truly is the bottom line. If you are looking for something that can peel the paint off of your walls when you crank it through the speakers, and not sound like every other band out there, The Sin of Human Frailty needs some of your undivided attention. The first thing that stands out in the band’s arsenal is the HM-2 pedal usage. END sound absolutely filthy, in the best way possible, and when they dig into the ca…
…offshoots in that power/thrash realm where thick triplets or tremendous picking strokes sent shivers down spines. Unison gang shouting vocals also offer contrast to the tremendous pipes and soaring range courtesy of singer Juan Xerri – his depth of note choices rivaling the best of Warrel Dane, Geoff Tate, and Russell Allen during highlights like “Heliocentric Affair” or the serene to propulsive driving title cut. Beyond the first five tracks, the…
…e underground (and above) foothold artists like Jinjer, Lorna Shore, and Spiritbox continue to make on a worldwide scale. Hailing from Gerona, Spain, A Dark Reborn aim to add their melodic death meets modern style to that buzz factor template through this second album Last Echo. Establishing a presence across Spain and Portugal through their 2022 debut The Light, the band would release two subsequent EP’s The Flight and Ritual – which along with t…
…latest eight songs showcase a sound that is fierce, focused, as well as semi-intricate in its riffing prowess / transitions – echoing influences across European and North American landscapes from the 80’s/early 90’s. The reverb drenched vocals of guitarist W. Metalbringer give off this evil sense of passion – sinister laughter at times punctuating key closing melodies next to the gang-like background positioning to make the Jag Panzer meets Annihi…
…ly charged lyrics in their particular version of post-metal, Svalbard is taking things a bit more personally with their latest album, The Weight of the Mask. An album that looks inwards to struggling with depression, and living through it every day. It’s an utterly bleak and raw album, yet it still manages to uplift with some impressive and uplifting instrumentation. We spoke to guitarist Serena Cherry to get her thoughts on the shifted lyrical co…
Fusing together the best of stoner, doom, and traditional metal styles, Connecticut’s Entierro has established a reliable presence (and need) for their material in the studio and across the stage. Releasing three previous EP’s and a full-length since arriving a decade ago (of which 2021’s El Camazotz EP was one of this scribe’s favorites), the quartet return with The Gates of Hell – another six-song effort that showcases supreme knowledge, proper…
…t to follow-up “Count Your Breaths” has visions of older Death Angel / Act III measures – impressive licks and pacing from this semi-ballad that picks up momentum into progressive, Maiden-esque movements as the shredding leads mesmerize. The greatest transformation occurs in the diverse vocal approach bassist Renato Chiccoli takes on most of these songs – he’s added a melancholy-oriented mid-range timbre that fits the dynamic moodiness of tracks l…
…ptation. Even casual fans (as well as non-metal ones) have become quite familiar with the band over the years as they’ve been quite willing to take some risks, particularly with guest vocalists to pair up with Sharon den Adel. In that regard, possibly the biggest surprise with their eighth full-length, Bleed Out, is that there’s nary a guest to be found (outside of Annisokay on “Shed My Skin”). Something that seems to add more cohesion to the albu…
…t”, “Descent” and the title track. Do you enjoy the art and craft behind making visually appealing videos that connect what you do with your fans – and are they as important as videos may have been back in the 80’s and 90’s before social media exploded? Middleton: I’ll answer the second part of the question first. It doesn’t seem like it’s as important. The amount of material that’s consumed and fired out there these days, I was at the in between…
…e wanted to say something special with the record; that humanity can be working in a better direction, that we can save our environment, that we can get rid of these negative things, the negative uses of capitalism and colonialism and all these things in our country today and throughout history. And I really like history too and I just was like, I can see these patterns over and over and let’s stop that pattern. So we’re trying to get that through…
…s to heavy rock/metal over the years. So this scribe’s ears perk up when taking in another band from this country – even if it’s more of a darker, acoustic / electric entity with alternative and gothic strains as you’ll hear in Kissin’ Black. They’ve released two albums, a full-length remix record, and an EP during the 2010’s, leading us to this newest album Veleno. Over the course of these thirteen tracks you’ll hear an energetic, moody style tha…
…eous melodies to the breakneck tempos, there’s nary a moment that the band doesn’t use entirely to their advantage. Solemn Vision have learned from the strongest of their elders, but still manage to make it sound more invigorated and fresh than a mere copycat. Very much worth checking out if you favor the older, more majestic style of melodic death metal that many disregard in favor of more modern trappings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwsbRa1…
…tsuri adds, “Now we are touring with different bands [Fox Lake and Dropout Kings], and the chemistry is different once again. But we are looking forward to it.” Yukina points to one of the festivals the band played in between the two stints of their US run as having one special moment in particular. “We recently played Louder than Life in Louisville, Kentucky and there was another Japanese band called SiM playing there. They were performing on the…
Originating in 2020, guitarist/vocalist James Oliver has been very prolific when it comes to releases for Austin, Texas-based blackened speed metal band Sadistic Force. He would release two EP’s with a mysterious Hell Troll percussionist and digital single “Lagoon of Doom” before scouring the local scene for permanent musicians to fulfill his vision. Enter bassist Blaine Dismukes and drummer Jose Alcaraz who joined for their first full-length alb…
…ing into the classical influences without overdoing the symphonic side – making an extreme metal attack while embedding some melodies and power to it to provide a fittingly epic yet brainmelting finish. Receptor shines because it manages to combine all of these extreme elements into a jazzy, classically influenced package while keeping it brutal. It’s not sterile like much of the tech-death landscape currently, instead hurling head-rattling riffs…
…because I paused the album twice to do Pyramid’s Rage and then Ray Alder’s II. In retrospect, all that time and reflection gave the new solo music a chance to mature and live with me. That’s always a good thing. As a result, I was able to connect with it on a deeper level resulting in a final product that is in every way my most self-identifying and sincere work to date. Everything artistically just fell accurately into place and feels so right. I…
…hiro is a name that most following the Japanese alt-idol scene would be familiar with due to her involvement early on with Bakuon Dolls Syndrome, as well as Necronomidol. The latter being one of the most unique idol-based acts to stem from the country with their imaginative mashing of jpop, black metal, darkwave, and folk (amongst others). With Necronomidol going into indefinite hiatus last year, Isiliel is Tsukishiro’s solo outlet (which did star…
…mix in aspects of Nuclear Assault, Testament, and Pantera, you have the barking, hardcore meets rhythmic vocal delivery of Andrea Calviello – who figures out a way to weave his passionate words into the musical maelstrom which works effectively in highlights such as “Nightmare” and crunchy meets progressive volley match for “Fall of the One World”. Just when you think you have your pulse on what is going to happen, guitarists Alex Gervasoni and Lu…
…nd 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 seem; An illusion of positivity,” there’s just starkly bleak reality. While some might look and see genuine darkness, there’s a layer of relatability here for anyone who has ever felt that way. So to that end, it’s just beautifully sad. While it’s incredibly impressive what vocalist/guitarist Sere…
