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June 28th, 2023 Reviews

Before the Dawn – Stormbringers (Napalm Records)

…wls low and nasty, with his cleans emotive and soulful. This is vintage mid-to-late 2000s Before the Dawn, with the melodies being the driving force, along with the intricately written compositions and soaring choruses. Tracks such as “Reveries” and “Chains” bring a sustained crunch and a clean/harsh layered vocal attack – a trait that is commonplace on Stormbringers. “Divided” changes the pace slightly by adding acoustic guitars and pianos to tem…

June 25th, 2023 Features

Before the Dawn – Back From the Dark

…with a theme-album type of thing. It was refreshing to go back to this song-by-song approach with the lyrics, not that everything needs to be connected to a whole big story. It narrows the options with the lyrics, you are very tied to the theme. Dead Rhetoric: You worked with Greek artist Nikos Stavridakis on the cover art for Stormbringers – who has worked as well with your other acts Wolfheart and Dawn of Solace in this capacity. What do you enj…

June 23rd, 2023 Reviews

Vexed – Negative Energy (Napalm)

…at said, the album hits like a battering ram. But it’s far from being a one-note wonder. Between the djent-y grooves, playful guitar melodies, Targett’s diverse yet brutal vocal delivery, and the overall urgency of the music, the tracks feel more individualized than you might think. First single “Anti-Fetish” delivers big grooves and headbang-worthy riffing, but wows with it’s sheer adrenaline and overwhelming intensity. The sampling in “There’s N…

June 22nd, 2023 Features

Pyramaze – Object Permanence

…your other symphonic metal-oriented international band who released a self-titled album in 2021. What was the response like for this record – and are there plans in the works for a follow-up effort down the line? Weingarten: Yeah, we got a good response to our debut album. We are in the process of working on our second album now, and the drum tracking starts in three weeks. Stylistically, I am taking more of a hand in the songwriting this time. I…

June 21st, 2023 Reviews

Wonders – Beyond the Mirage (Limb Music)

…d be gem oriented. Beyond the Mirage is the second studio album, the follow-up to 2021’s steady debut offering The Fragments of Wonder – pushing the tempos a bit more into classic European power metal molds while accentuating tremendous vocal-harmonies/choir possibilities. Bursting with energetic power chords and uplifting, heroic melodies, songs such as “One Million Miles” and “Coming Home” breathe comfortably in that spirit which pushed early So…

June 20th, 2023 Features

Avarice – Lurking in the Trenches

…ut album, it’s a much more serious thing working with the tracks. It’s well-balanced, very well-structured, I think the EP in 2021 was more of a trial thing. Our approach to this album has been much more serious, and I hope that people can hear this in the final product. Dead Rhetoric: Were you working on the album independently before signing with Uprising! Records? Rasmussen: We really wanted to keep this old school – we did record the album ind…

June 19th, 2023 Reviews

Mental Cruelty – Zwielicht (Century Media)

…Mental Cruelty really went into a stronger direction with their last album, 2021’s A Hill to Die Upon. It greatly improved their deathcore formula by adding in more black metal influences, allowing them to keep the brutal deathcore slamming in play but not be overly reliant up it. With symphonic black metal as well, there’s only so many ways you can play it, in keeping the album from being too synth-driven and losing that metallic component. As Me…

June 9th, 2023 Reviews

Ondfødt – Det Österbottniska Mörkret (Black Lion Records)

…melodic doom stalwarts Aeonian Sorrow, blackened death/crust act Dispyt, up-and-coming melodic death metallers Arctora (who released one of my best albums of 2022), and fellow black metal outfit Outlaw, there’s a variety of skills and pedigree at hand. Turning the focus back to Ondfødt – they’ve been churning out blisteringly sharp black metal for a decade now, with an EP and three full-lengths, culminating with 2021’s booming Norden. Showcasing t…

June 9th, 2023 Reviews

Royal Thunder – Rebuilding the Mountain (Spinefarm)

…n the mood for some honest rock and roll vibes and ear-catching hooks, this is the album for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-u_Zlya-t8 Royal Thunder on Facebook…

June 8th, 2023 Features

ScreaMachine – Loyalty to the Roots of Metal

…and I would end up blocking myself. For this, ScreaMachine gave me a brand-new approach, something new I could put in my pocket. It’s in my heart, playing the best music that I can without worrying too much about perfection. Let’s just make your heart open and work. I was writing for online and paper magazines in Italy until 2009, and then I stopped because it was becoming too hard. I had to choose for writing or playing music. It was more than t…

June 7th, 2023 Reviews

The Dark Side of the Moon – Metamorphosis (Napalm Records)

…such a fitting combination. Speaking of combinations, Charlotte Wessels (ex-Delain) joins Bonny for “May It Be” (The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring) and they transform a beloved song into an even better metal version. Diehl’s harp pulls you back to the original, while Platz’s guitar leads and crunchy riffs give this track a life of its own. Bonny even has some growls just under the surface, but what is not under the surface is Søren…

June 5th, 2023 Reviews

Avarice – Avarice (Uprising! Records)

…prising! Records who would sign these musicians to a label deal. The follow-up self-titled debut album is the payoff – a fusion of melodic death/thrash that has savage strength in its collective grasp of both genres. Combining riffs and tempos that obliterate while delivering key groove/hook sequences next to gruff screams or raspy, militant vocals ensures whirling activity for the ears, brain, and body to devour in full appeasement. The sturdy dr…

June 1st, 2023 Features

Saint Deamon – Rise of the Serpent

…ling to explore heavier and more rhythmic territories next to the tried-and-true melodic hooks and catchy angles prevalent in their songwriting. We reached out to guitarist Andreas ‘Toya’ Bjurström to learn more about the process behind the new album, the story behind a very pyro-filled video shoot for one of the singles “Load Your Cannons”, what AFM Records can do for the band to elevate their status, his work on a Celine Dion album, plus how bei…

June 1st, 2023 Randomness

Song / Video Premier: Bray Road’s ‘Feed the Beast’

…. Goodbye, Ms. Godfrey 2. Nobody’s Junior 3. Feed The BEAST 4. Possible Violence 5. Ride 6. Dark Passenger 7. Takes One To Know One Bray Road on Facebook Bray Road on Instagram Bray Road on YouTube ClawHammer PR on Facebook ClawHammer PR on Instagram Clawhammer PR on YouTube…

May 26th, 2023 Reviews

Olkoth – At the Eye of Chaos (Everlasting Spew Records)

…yche. For those like yours truly who have been anticipating this first full-length with bated breath, Olkoth deliver an impactful chunk of blackened death metal that is tightly executed and a raging good time. We have speed, ferocity, and enough riffage that we defy your head to not nod along from start to finish. At the Eye of Chaos isn’t out to change the game with anything out of left field, but rather excels at being a well-written and high qu…

May 22nd, 2023 Reviews

Frozen Soul – Glacial Domination (Century Media)

…while Creeping Death’s Reese Alavi adding another vocal weapon to the fast-paced “Arsenal of War”, the mid-paced transition sure to set pits swirling in Slayer-esque fashion. The twin guitar harmonies plus double kick groove within “Assimilator” should be a future headcrusher in every set list, the sadistic vocal roars matching the pummeling riffs and Viking-like atmosphere that mirrors the more recent work of Amon Amarth. The additional sound ef…

May 20th, 2023 Features

Lankester Merrin – Riding the Storm

…other activities related to Lankester Merrin? Has work begun on the follow-up material – if so, can we expect any changes style-wise or just natural progression from the earlier works? Flo: Well, there have been already several shows confirmed in Germany, mainly in our region, but also beyond the borders of Lower Saxony. We hope for more to come. Tour support? We are still waiting to get booked in the US…😉 We´ve already started working on album n…

May 18th, 2023 Features

Oryad – Artistic Authenticity

…of the band in terms of the performances, sound, and style compared to your 2021 Hymns of Exile & Decay EP release? Gotlin-Sheehan: We have been all over the place with this project. The two of us have been the only constant in this group for the past three years. We’ve had lineup changes, different people filtering in and out of this process. The writing for this album, Moira is pushing everything and she’s the engine behind things – I’m working…

May 17th, 2023 Reviews

Hasard – Malivore (I, Voidhanger Records)

…so there aren’t any quick hitting entries to be found. Instead, we have all-encompassing, painstakingly detailed, complex arrangements that are overflowing with sinister intentions. A combination of organs, thundering blast beats, and brooding guitar rhythms create a sense of foreboding that drives opener “Hypnocentrisme,” which is an over 11 minute opus that is beautiful as it is unrelenting. Serenades of crackling flames, layered with ghastly or…

May 16th, 2023 Features

Chronicle – Revel in Chaos

…ative games like Mansions of Madness, things like that. Something more slow-paced, that makes me chill out and relax. Dead Rhetoric: How do you see the state of melodic death metal and technical thrash currently? Who do you believe are some exciting acts either within Denmark or abroad that you enjoy, and believe others need to invest time/energy into? Nepper: As for the music scene in Denmark, it’s going great. There are so many bands releasing g…

May 15th, 2023 Reviews

Screamin’ Demons – The New Era (Pure Steel Records)

…t would appeal more to a younger generation who loves power metal or groove-laden thrash with that heavier, crunch or low-end thickness in the production realm. Quite an impressive debut record out of the gate, let’s hope that the band continues forward to establish a discography/career well worth the investment, as they have a killer sound plus talent in all the musical positions to go places. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4V6sJUlccM https://w…

May 14th, 2023 Features

Roadwolf – Running with Lightning

…en you watch that, you realize this is why you do this, why you spend so much time doing (the music). You are doing things that other people enjoy. This is a very big thing. Gigging, gigging, we have to gig as much as possible. Which is not easy post-pandemic, a lot of the slots are full. Bands were booked for 2020, rebooked for 2021 and 2022. It’s tough, we will book some nice shows, and then we are good to go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dT…

May 8th, 2023 Reviews

ScreaMachine – Church of the Scream (Frontiers Music)

…chio sends chills with his Halford-esque eagle screams again a natural bard-like mid-range delivery that may remind some of Hansi Kürsch / Blind Guardian. The driving bass/double kick mechanics courtesy of Francesco Bucci and Alfonso ‘Fo’ Corace allow “Met(H)Aldone” to race along brilliantly, featuring numerous bluesy/speedy guitar breaks beyond another tremendous choir-infused, larger than life chorus to bring it all home. Versatility is a streng…

May 4th, 2023 Features

Finality – Overcoming Control

…mputer, online. Now we have a whole generation that will end up paying $300-$400 an hour for a plumber because there is no one to take his place. Anything that teaches you about how the government is screwing you, taxes. They don’t teach you about finances until you are blindsided by it in life. Dead Rhetoric: Battlecross recently announced that you would be going on an indefinite hiatus last year -as the last studio album Rise to Power came out b…

April 25th, 2023 Features

Savage Existence – Absorb the Blows to the Head

…avage Existence is the self-titled second record from the group, the follow-up to 2021’s Animals. How would you assess the differences in terms of performances, songwriting, or anything else from the debut that you applied to this latest effort? Cleland: Well, the debut was written a lot less intentionally. It was natural and instinctual, it came out just because Jesse and I were getting back into music, we had resurrected some the music we had wr…

April 24th, 2023 Reviews

Enforced – War Remains (Century Media)

…example where the crunchy crossover atmosphere should exhort massive shout-a-long action while stage diving / pit madness ensues in under three minutes. Add the gritty nature to the venomous attack coming from the voice of Knox Colby through the gallop-fueled “Aggressive Menace” or fierce “Ultra-Violence” and its clear that this band’s penchant to grab the jugular and not let go for the quick hitting ten song platter has been achieved. Sticking w…

April 20th, 2023 Randomness

Album Premier: Birdflesh’s Sickness in the North

…d, with big riffs, tight grooves, and of course the band’s trademark tongue-in-cheek humor that we all love. As for a description on what to expect, leave it to the band to sum it up perfectly: “Sickness in the north” is the pineapple on your pizza. Hated by those who haven’t tried, and loved by the connoisseurs. Perhaps. We don’t know. But it is our magnum opus. The coffee thermos in your warehouse truck, the nail in Christ’s foot, the banjo to y…

April 19th, 2023 Reviews

Aara – Triade III: Nyx (Debemur Morti Productions)

…ineering of the album. “Unstern” follows, pairing well together like a high-brow food and wine combination that compliments exquisitely with ripping screams and a sense of foreboding urgency. Closing song “Edo et Edam” does a stellar job to wrap the album up with a chef’s kiss – from haunting clean guitar passages and ominous tolling bells in the intro to the slow build of intensity that erupts with a gigantic laborious release, only to finish wit…

April 17th, 2023 Reviews

As Everything Unfolds – Ultraviolet (Long Branch Records)

…that they know exactly how to maximize their tools to gain an audience while being genuine and raw in tone. Preview one song and it’ll inevitably stick in your head for the afternoon – an amazing talent for such an up-and-coming act. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kR30Mvh9WA&pp=ygUVYXMgZXZlcnl0aGluZyB1bmZvbGRz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdfat9kbon0&pp=ygUVYXMgZXZlcnl0aGluZyB1bmZvbGRz As Everything Unfolds on Facebook…

April 11th, 2023 Randomness

Song Premier: Olkoth’s ‘The Resurrectionist’

…oth is: Zach Jeter – Rhythm & Lead Guitar/Vocals Hunter Ross – Rhythm & Lead Guitar Alex Rush – Bass/Vocals Krzysztof Klingbein – Session Drums Olkoth on Facebook Olkoth on Instagram Everlasting Spew Records on Facebook Everlasting Spew Records on Instagram Everlasting Spew Records on YouTube…