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February 21st, 2024 Reviews

Theragon – Lumina (Thornado Music)

…, and the aforementioned Sabaton or Helloween find favor in your record collections, these Spaniards could be another treat to treasure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXy0CWIV0JA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzptRi2f2kA Theragon on Facebook…

February 21st, 2024 Reviews

Dust Bolt – Sound & Fury (AFM Records)

…e, and overall tones. Call this Dust Bolt 2.0 if you will. The singles brigade to lead up to this release started in the summer of last year (to date half of the album’s twelve tracks have been issued in this manner), a bold move that epitomizes a modern approach to promotion where active, consistent engagement can be the key to garner wider appeal long-term. Throughout the record the influence bank expands into melodic, alternative, grunge, and p…

February 20th, 2024 Features

Suicidal Angels – Fighting for Humanity

…together and that’s what makes it Suicidal Angels. Dead Rhetoric: When it comes to his lead breaks, is this something that he does spontaneously, or does he plan out what he wants to deliver song by song? Melissourgos: He’s a guitar teacher. He’s not spontaneous, he practices part by part by part. He will let us know what ideas he has, and he lets us know what ones we should keep, and which ones to improve. It’s a very creative process. Dead Rhet…

February 19th, 2024 Reviews

Morta Skuld – Creation Undone (Peaceville Records)

…he original breed of death metal, as this is high quality, neck breaking material sure to leave people wanting more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7rfHknVa54 Morta Skuld on Facebook…

February 18th, 2024 Features

Durbin – Piercing Steel

…has changed himself every couple of months, coming up with a new gimmick. Commits to it completely – and that’s so inspiring, especially as a musician. I find myself a singer who likes to sing in all of the different genres. I consider myself more in that role, as the one guy. Rebooking and repackaging myself, especially with Durbin now. Chris does that with all his wrestling personas, with Fozzy, with the cruise, his books. He does it all. Dead…

February 8th, 2024 Features

Infected Rain – Vehicles for Emotion

…pic where we were all in white, which is not very metal [laughs]. We have had many contradictions like that, because I feel like we are far away from the times when there were such strict rules about only listening to certain types of music. If anyone found out you liked pop music, you’d be a traitor. I totally remember those times. I was a big fan of the band Nirvana, and I also liked No Doubt and Garbage. People would be like, “Wait! That’s comp…

February 7th, 2024 Reviews

Spectral Voice – Sparagmos (Dark Descent Records)

…omable density, couple that with a feeling of the walls and ceiling slowly compressing in, and you’ll have an idea of the sort of aura Spectral Voice is putting forth. Comparable to the colossally thunderous riffs of Evoken, the weighty atmosphere of Krypts, and the dissonant bleakness of acts such as Abyssal and Ataraxie, they’ve concocted a varied yet balanced brew of influences to portray their wares. Immersing into crawling tempos and aggrieve…

February 6th, 2024 Features

Dust Bolt – Follow Your Instincts

…nd writing more and more material. Bringing Dust Bolt out to the world! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxCqdAM5SvU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ8e2bJAj0k Dust Bolt on Facebook…

February 5th, 2024 Reviews

EXA – Left in Shards (Self-Released)

…w the double bass barrage for “King Terror” to be a perfect closer, Tom’s sadistic melodies adding that fierce edge to an already stellar arrangement. Many listeners will prefer the more conventional tones on display – beneficial in the bass/drum department for certain to lodge these songs deeper into brains on a fairly swift clip. Clean segments give chase to a larger cavalcade of progressive riffs to make “Hire to Fire” distinctive, the whisperi…

February 4th, 2024 Features

Eternal Storm – A Rising Tide

…side, by 2019 Daniel R. Flys joined our ranks and by then we pretty much had a complete version of the record, but Daniel brought with him a lot of fresh ideas, especially in the vocal department, but also in terms of guitar, bass and keyboard arrangements. So even if it took us almost another two years to finally get into the studio, I feel all the extra time we spent polishing the record was worth it. I don’t think the record would have been as…

January 30th, 2024 Features

Selected Singles – January 2024

…lodic and atmospheric than their recent debut in “Pray,” but that’s not a bad thing. Showcasing a gradual build-up of heaviness from the most ethereal of openings to groovier, chunky riffs and scathing roars at it’s climax. Certainly one could make comparisons to that of Spiritbox or maybe even Bad Omens, but it seems unfair given the band’s newness. With an EP on the horizon, look for Gore. to really rise through the ranks, given the poignant exp…

January 28th, 2024 Features

Hiraes – Awakened Resilience

…rowing…just as a precaution. But I’m making progress! Thanks for asking! Dead Rhetoric: Coming out of COVID, how did getting the band out into the live scene help with writing Dormant? Lukas Kerk: Yeah, definitely! It was really an advantage for us to be out on the road and be together in the tour bus or van and have the opportunity to talk about the songs together. When we wrote and recorded Solitary, we were all at home and talking about the son…

January 25th, 2024 Features

Any Given Day – Unbroken Spirits

…e this music. I think it’s good that we are going with positive music instead of the bad vibes. Stiller: You can just check the YouTube comments on “Winds of Change” when the Ukraine War was on the peak in the media and we wanted to contribute something to make more awareness of the war, and the difficulties there. Ukrainians did a lot of comments on the video, and I’ve heard the song was even on the radio, which is crazy. On the more recent songs…

January 19th, 2024 Reviews

Resin Tomb – Cerebral Purgatory (Transcending Obscurity)

…es, Cerebral Purgatory is compact, yet brings a mighty pummeling. Would we complain with an added track or two? Absolutely not, but not as if there isn’t enough on offer, but this album is so wonderfully devastating that one can’t help but thirst for more. Certainly not a negative attribute to have. Resin Tomb has unfurled a snarling wild animal of a debut, of which we’ll be blasting for quite some time. We can envision many connoisseurs of vile d…

January 12th, 2024 Reviews

Saevus Finis – Facilis Descensus Averno (Transcending Obscurity)

…d unsettling atmospheres at the forefront needn’t look further than the discomforting “Corporeal Malfeasent” and twisted lead guitar work of “Those Who Aid and Abet.” Plenty of variety will be found on Facilis Descensus Averno, though all tracks are rightfully bounded by those creepy death metal characteristics that are so critical. Speaking of creepy, finale and title track “Facilis Descensus Averno” (translation being roughly “The Descent to Hel…

January 4th, 2024 Features

Daniel Barkasi Best-of 2023

…hat made this project so intriguing. 11. Deadly Carnage – Endless Blue (A Sad Sadness Song) An album that we came across late in the year, Deadly Carnage’s Endless Blue scratched an itch that we had been admittedly hard to satisfy since Anathema’s unfortunate split. Many standouts in 2023 were chaotic and crushing; Endless Blue is a gorgeous, heartfelt musical journey. Based on Japanese folklore, emphasized visually via beautiful artwork featuring…

January 2nd, 2024 Features

Striker – Rev Up With Ultrapower

…show in Germany, we had released our first album Eyes in the Night, and I had a guy come up to me and say he liked the singing on the Road Warrior EP better because I had a raspier voice on that. Dude, I just didn’t know how to sing, that’s why it sounds like that, because I was blowing my voice out all the time. On this album, we are guys that like having fun. Taking things seriously, but in a non-serious way. It’s been fun for us. Dead Rhetoric:…

December 28th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Katatonia / Gost – December 9, 2023 – Level 13, Orlando, FL

…this movement, side-by-side with the mighty Gost. Having been plying his trade for over a decade now, he’s a producer who doesn’t hesitate to take risks with his music, incorporating many fresh elements with each subsequent release. As previously stated, this was our first time seeing Gost, having sadly narrowly missed other opportunities to catch a live set. Gost’s stage presence has changed throughout the years – from a skull mask adorned by a h…

December 16th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Cattle Decapitation / Immolation / Sanguisugabogg / Castrator – November 21, 2023 – The Orpheum, Tampa, FL

…one of their best yet, showcasing new creative directions within their already compelling songwriting prowess. Their live shows are an uncontrollable fit of energy and chaos, and this large crowd was more than ready. Cattle Decap emerged focused and prepared to explode, jumping straight into material from Terrasite, starting with the dynamic album opening trio of “Terrasitic Adaptation,” “We Eat Our Young,” and “Scourge of the Offspring.” Vocalist…

December 14th, 2023 Features

Axenstar – Victorious Symphony

…o do tours, but it’s just not up to us to decide. We will do our best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ElGs1epZ00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va9SD3ch1k8 Axenstar on Facebook…

December 12th, 2023 Features

High Spirits – Investigate the Other Side

…t. Dead Rhetoric: You mention in another recent High Spirits interview I read online how you felt immense pressure to follow up the debut album, which resulted in your eyes with the less than satisfying You Are Here. What circumstances took place that you felt that extra level of pressure, and looking back what would have done differently to ensure a better outcome? Black: What I would have done differently is not rush it. I would keep writing, ge…

December 9th, 2023 Features

Kaivs – Decisively Carving Forward

…raveling for days in new places you’ve never been. Mortician: Actually, I hadn’t had many chances to perform live with my past bands, so I would like to talk about that. On the other hand, writing riffs on guitar is something which I think I’m good at, so I like to spend some time finding new ideas. Simonelli: There is no playing live unless there is a recording. Recording is a huge work that sometimes needs time and patience, especially if we are…

December 7th, 2023 Features

Earthside – Turning Challenges into Opportunity

…ed the music but also began to shape the mission statement of the album to come. Dead Rhetoric: I read a bit of this on the promo sheet for the new album but it caught my attention. Discuss *I* versus *We* on the difference between the albums and your progression as a group? Shanbrom: I think both records are both universal in their own ways, but the first record is something that almost everyone can relate to in some level. You are at this earlie…

December 5th, 2023 Features

Cobra Spell – Rebellious Empowerment

…rtistically. To me that’s really important, that the vision I have in my head comes out better than I expected. That’s why you have to work with very professional people, because they will translate this even better. We recorded these videos in Berlin, Germany. We recorded a total of three music videos in two days, it was a lot of hard work and a lack of sleep. It was also done in the middle of a tour – can you imagine? We were pushing through and…

December 3rd, 2023 Features

Satan’s Fall – On a Destructive Destination

…f years before that. I could think about joining another band – I found an ad online that talked about Satan’s Fall looking for a singer, gigs were lining up. I thought it was a cool band name, what have they released? I heard the Metal of Satan EP and knew that I could sing this. And that was in 2017. Dead Rhetoric: Destination Destruction is the second album from Satan’s Fall – and first with Steamhammer/SPV after your previous record Final Day…

November 30th, 2023 Features

Hinayana – Beauty Within Aggression

…Saturday we went to record stores on the weekends. I remember one time we had already been into the classics, and I remember we picked up a Metallica album – the black album. “Enter Sandman” came on, those palm muted guitars, I knew that this is the kind of music I wanted to be a part of moving forward. That spurred all the heavy music right there. Shortly after that we got some tickets for Ozzfest 2006, I knew I wanted to play music after that. T…

November 28th, 2023 Features

Isiliel – Living for Tomorrow

…, it hit me that if you had just been exposed to Japanese music or if you hadn’t come from that country or had that background, you would have never thought of those harmonies or those musical phrases. This kind of music could not have been born. It’s really interesting to see. Myself being Japanese, Fredrick [Nordstrom] is Swedish, Nicholay is Norwegian, and Ricky [Wilson] is American. Having these different countries come together to make one al…

November 26th, 2023 Features

A Dark Reborn – Circling the Last Echo

…playing an instrument has always accompanied me until now, from which can help me to compose our own songs. A well as singing I always liked it since I can remember. And when I was about 14-15 years old, I discovered the world of metal and it left me speechless, so much that since then I wanted to have a metal band. Dead Rhetoric: Last Echo is the second and latest album from A Dark Reborn – consisting of songs from your last two EP’s The Flight…

November 25th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Isiliel – November 7, 2023 – PhilaMOCA, Philadelphia, PA

…was stylish, formidable, and moving. You couldn’t help but feel the music come to life as she commanded the stage. There’s such a uniqueness to the music and her voice, that it’s an even greater treat to see in person. No doubt the rest of the crowd felt similarly by the time things wrapped up. As Himari shoots for even larger targets in the future, an intimate, passionate performance like this one is bound to earn her some more praise and you’d…

November 23rd, 2023 Features

Michael Catton – Testament to Talent

…urope. Introducing my music to as many people as I can. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmSPF-Hdgks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EJA5kZlvxU Michael Catton on Facebook…