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December 23rd, 2023 Features

Selected Singles – December 2023

…the-top theatrics, yet grounded with a sense of melody to make it feel incredibly balanced. The music video is quite an amusing treat too! (Dragonforce official website/Dragonforce on Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jovdRlXz8sk I Legion “Broken Mirrors Pt. II” (featuring Chris Clancy) Such a treat to be able to say that there’s a new I Legion track! A second part to the song that was released on 2020’s Overcome the Tides, this has all th…

December 22nd, 2023 Reviews

East of Eden – Forbidden Fruit: 1st Piece (Victor Entertainment/JPU Records)

…&pp=ygUMZWFzdCBvZiBlZGVu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL2GQWhJaNQ&pp=ygUMZWFzdCBvZiBlZGVu East of Eden official website East of Eden on Instagram East of Eden on X…

December 21st, 2023 Features

Hitten – Making Passion Last

…e drums, this time were recorded in a very good studio, the same studio we used for the Twist of Fate record, the third Hitten album. Then the mixing process was also taken care of in Barcelona, and the mastering was done by Erik Martensson, the guy from Eclipse, who you probably know. We are very happy with the results. Dead Rhetoric: How much fun is it for the band to make videos like “Mr. Know It All” and “Blood From a Stone” for this record? A…

December 15th, 2023 Reviews

Sorcerer – Reign of the Reaper (Metal Blade)

…ckground vocal support, and keyboard use that supplements the main instrumentation. While the previous record Lamenting of the Innocent showcased another superior gear Sorcerer could reach in terms of epic doom metal, Reign of the Reaper veers a bit more into heavier, focused channels almost as a distant relative of what the band does best. Those who love classic Candlemass, Black Sabbath, Solitude Aeturnus, and Memento Mori require this veteran a…

December 15th, 2023 Reviews

Therion – Leviathan III (Napalm Records)

…se the plot hook-wise. The diversity of epic material such as the Egyptian-flavored “Ayahuasca” next to quicker, more energetic numbers like “Baccanale” or the classical, acoustic to electric piece “Duende” should ensure maximum front to back playback without any sense of ear fatigue. The finale “Twilight of the Gods” possesses a bit of a Tony Martin-esque Black Sabbath flavor musically, while the operatic choir parts extend the throwback nature –…

December 15th, 2023 Reviews

Strigampire – All To Dominate (Self-Released)

…ext to Metallica, the beverage cap opening a dynamic twist during the proceedings. Tremolo thunder penetrates “Where I Belong”, the relentless double kick next to some wah-wah lead break action stimulates the extreme angles to make the hooks razor sharp. Larynx evisceration from the throat of Steve DC takes “Basking in Paradise” to another level, the cultural melodic death inflections next to the savage aggressive nature of the vocals a tandem sur…

December 13th, 2023 Reviews

Merciless Law – Grimoire for the Ultimate Sinner (Stormspell Records)

…nt. In the case of Merciless Law, those who love the 80’s/early 90’s German power/speed metal sound will find plenty to devour, grinning ear to ear at the material issued on Grimoire for the Ultimate Sinner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4t5UVwYFho Merciless Law on Facebook…

December 12th, 2023 Features

High Spirits – Investigate the Other Side

…ome touring that we were doing. I had been working on the album and then paused that to work on the live set. We had to be in the right condition for the gigs. This would happen in March of this year – I was 75-80% done with the vocals on the album when I had to say I couldn’t work on this anymore, I had to spend my time prepping for these gigs. We were doing 75 minutes a gig on these shows – which is for us a lot. It was a step up in terms of how…

December 10th, 2023 Features

Gama Bomb – Exploring New Adventures

…video itself, we called every single person we know. People knew what we needed; we didn’t have to tell them really what to wear. We said that it was wake, and it was great. It couldn’t have gone any smoother – things like this generally take a couple of days to get it all. Philly: When we first started out in the band and made our first couple of records, we started playing internationally – video was still considered very expensive or was by our…

December 9th, 2023 Features

Kaivs – Decisively Carving Forward

…l, touring costs, etc. – continue to rise? Foam: In the 80s/90s, artists needed to have hits to be constantly in the top ten; also the clips were pieces of visual art. Now, all of that has been lost. The digression means that the quality of the whole music has definitively lowered. The Noughties ruined all of that, with a different view to produce and promote records. Now, you don’t have a TV passage, even if you’re not Metallica and you’ve been r…

December 8th, 2023 Reviews

Plevail – Pancada (Vibla Music Records)

…l act that has plenty of rock/metal elements but can be playful with the electronics at the same time, Plevail should be on your short list of groups to check out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3F_FBMROkc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nk827MzOVaE Plevail official website Plevail on X…

December 7th, 2023 Features

Earthside – Turning Challenges into Opportunity

…ing it and you still aren’t where you want to be. That’s all very inner-focused – it’s ‘you and your stuff.’ This record, I think part of it was us being a little older, but also some really big changes took place in the world and in the US. Just seeing how much that it wasn’t just the US. There were attitudes and misinformation and sweeping social changes happening on a worldwide scale. In grappling with those realizations, it’s not that your inn…

December 6th, 2023 Reviews

Rome in Monochrome – AbyssUs (Art Gates Records)

…ssing that extra layer of desperation vocally to match the melancholic turned brutal proceedings while the dual guitar action of Marco Paparella and Gabriel Sassone mutates seamlessly as called for. The broader strokes painted with the longer time frames (average song hitting the six-minute mark) allow the pace of songs to unfold in twisted ways – sometimes progressive in a haunting manner for “Sedatives”, while post-rock through an alternative wa…

December 6th, 2023 Reviews

Starchild – Magic Well (Metalapolis Records)

…they’ve pulled out a gem of a record in the latter part of 2023 – so hopefully this doesn’t get whitewashed away against the sea of earlier album releases. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGLn4arWWz0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1Re7nVfpz8 Starchild on Facebook…

December 5th, 2023 Features

Cobra Spell – Rebellious Empowerment

…treme project. I had some demos from Crypta that I made that are not being used anymore. I’m not sure if I will do something with that, maybe in some years down the road I will release them. At the moment I am focusing on Cobra Spell. Dead Rhetoric: Knowing your strong passion and affinity for the 1980’s melodic hard rock/metal movement, what would you say are two to three underrated or overlooked bands from that time period that you believe most…

December 4th, 2023 Reviews

Six Foot Six – Beggar’s Hill (Scarlet Records)

…Inside” that contains some slithering Egyptian-like strains around simplified twin guitar harmonies. Self-produced, Beggar’s Hill is an ideal release for those who love melodic heavy metal with occasional throwback aspects to the 70’s/80’s hard rock/thrash scene – yet establishing a path more majestic and epic for Six Foot Six. This should stir interest in the group, as these Swedes understand their style enough to craft very addictive songs that…

December 3rd, 2023 Features

Satan’s Fall – On a Destructive Destination

…Final Day it’s a collection of songs when they were ready, they were released, compared to this new album telling a bit of a story. Mäenpää: We have to record separately because the drummer, singer, and the other guitar player live in different cities. We only have six months to write the songs, because the deadline was the end of last year. We didn’t have that much time, so we had to record the album quickly. Dead Rhetoric: You shot videos for “L…

December 1st, 2023 Reviews

Ektomorf – Vivid Black (AFM Records)

…” or “Die” obliterate in straight forward crushing heaviness. Closer “REM” takes on a bit more of a horror movie soundtrack atmosphere, the keyboard and bass aspects along with the slower-paced drumming and creepy, clean melodies very haunting to give Ektomorf a bit more left-field dynamic depth to this latest album. Give credit where it’s due for the band’s status across European territories while touring with acts like Children of Bodom, Pro-Pai…

December 1st, 2023 Reviews

Miara – Hungering Inside (Inverse Records)

…in the choruses that are catchy while not being too alternative/emo-oriented. Speedier songs often feel injected with a bit of modern thrash meets metalcore spirit – “Fit into the Mold” during the verses one example, although the circular harmony guitars that penetrate the chorus and instrumental sequence are upper class melo-death gold. Additional diversity comes from the somber, reflective short instrumental “Broken Bond” where layers of clean/…

December 1st, 2023 Reviews

Swansong – Awakening (Noble Demon)

…ideration – confident in the path they’ve chosen to keep the songs very focused without a lot of extraneous aspects to filter out. While there have been low points in the history of the melodic death metal movement, it seems over the past couple of years there’s a rising tide of quality releases not only from the mainstays, but newcomers like Swansong. The killer guitar work and savage vocal presence makes Awakening a thrilling launching pad for t…

November 30th, 2023 Features

Hinayana – Beauty Within Aggression

…to see him do as a kid. There was a place over here called Lolita’s and he used to play there every Thursday, that’s no longer here now. I also remember chilling out with him in the recording studio. There were always guitars around the house. I suppose my brother and I started discovering other forms of music. He was a couple of years older than me. He had an Aerosmith compilation CD that came from somewhere. I liked some of that stuff, I started…

November 28th, 2023 Features

Isiliel – Living for Tomorrow

…solo album as Isiliel, Moonbow Genesis. Recorded at the legendary Studio Fredman with Fredrick Nordstrom, the sound gives it a feeling that feels not quite solely Japanese, but not exactly Western either. “There were people from numerous countries working together to create this album. What came from that is something that I couldn’t have even imagined in the beginning. Nicholay [Hovland], who is Norwegian, wrote all the songs on the album.” “I wa…

November 27th, 2023 Reviews

Coven Japan – Earthlings (No Remorse Records)

…cal melodies to squeeze out every possible exciting emotion until the end. Coven Japan will probably be another ‘cult’ favorite – which is a shame as this is the type of band that you would hear at a festival, be very surprised about, and walk away humming/singing specific songs or melodies instantly. Earthlings should be the start of an interesting journey to worldwide appeal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTx1pRzkrcg Coven Japan on Facebook…

November 26th, 2023 Features

A Dark Reborn – Circling the Last Echo

…rces, finances, and energy, what are one or two key areas that you think need to be addressed to make the world a better place? Lur: Unfortunately, I think too many things should change. I strongly hate guns, and if there was any way I could take them all down I really would do it. They only bring pain and death, and they end up being what destroys us. What I take worst about this society is that the biggest victims of all this, wars, hunger, aban…

November 25th, 2023 Concert Reviews

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

…energy after warming up the crowd, with a fist-raiser of a chorus that primed everyone for the more frenetic “Jodo Dokushou,” the first song that starts to bring in more shred and fury. This was also seen in Himari’s movements on stage, with quicker dance steps that come across as more powerful, yet still with an sense of grace. Keep in mind, these aren’t cutesy idol moves that she is performing, but ones that have an almost mystical presentation,…

November 24th, 2023 Reviews

Silverbones – Brethren of the Coast (Stormspell Records)

…g chorus payoffs. Grab that eye patch, find that pirate booty, and set sail on the seas for this is ideal power metal for those who love that classic sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh4_SvrevrA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZbRttQ-IcI Silverbones on Facebook…

November 23rd, 2023 Features

Michael Catton – Testament to Talent

…t was my first step into professional musicianship, and I found my voice needed to be in tiptop shape. The more you sing, the more you find out about your voice. The experience I had with Tainted Lady really helped my voice, you can hear it on the albums we made, and you can hear it on this solo album. Dead Rhetoric: What are you three favorite albums in the hard rock/metal genre – and what’s your favorite concert memory, attending a show as a fan…

November 21st, 2023 Features

Angra – Evolution in Cycles

…t things. Bittencourt: In addition to that, we have since the beginning focused on creating, bringing depth to our music. More than sophistication, more than impressing people, we want to touch deep the feeling to dig into references. In order to make it we need to dig within ourselves. There is no way of going deep within ourselves without experimenting, exploring our own background. This is our reality. The sounds that we combine are very presen…

November 20th, 2023 Reviews

Silent Angel – Unyielding, Unrelenting (Rockshots Records)

…Truth) and Gracie Shona gives the band depth in terms of the styles explored because of their ranges – everything from rock to metal and operatic angles touched upon, coming together to harmonize certain passages for “Through Selene’s Eyes” to add more emotional, dramatic tension that mirrors the musical components. Guitarist Eric Poon as the main songwriter drives influences like Helloween, Hammerfall, and Stratovarius to the forefront, dazzling…

November 20th, 2023 Reviews

Full of Hell and Nothing – When No Birds Sang (Closed Casket Activities)

…anna die” while the song reveals itself as Ring Around the Rosie’s dessicated future self, tired of tomorrow and guilty of everything. While the first two songs are distinct identities of both bands, “Forever Well” truly shows the two acts meshing together and the foreboding sense of dread coupled with devastating payoffs is amplified a thousand-fold as Spencer and Domenic’s caveman riffs intertwine with Doyle Martin’s e-bow wizardry. This record…