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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…

November 19th, 2023 Features

Ignescent – Sparking Inspiration

…what I have been experiencing. We also have a ballad that I’m really excited about called “You’re Not Alone,” and that’s really exciting. Kind of like what I was mentioning before, I want to convey that message to people – they are not alone with whatever they are struggling with. We are all in this fight together. So I’m really excited about that song. There’s another song that’s kind of a ballad, but then it get’s heavier, called “Carries Me,”…

November 16th, 2023 Features

Icarus Witch – Enjoying the Ride

…on, I was reading that and engrossed in that. I was reading that when we needed to come up with stuff for the album. I didn’t want to write a song set hundreds of years ago. I wanted to capture this essence to unite the greater good in people, to push back against the things that are keeping us down or making the world a hell. It’s a modern reimagining of that story, rather than set in Europe it’s set in the near future. The enemy is corporate rob…

November 14th, 2023 Features

Elm Street – Metal Is Always the Way

…can be epic and musicianship-oriented one moment, then straight-ahead, focused, and anthem leaning the next. We reached out to vocalist/guitarist Ben Batres to bring us up to date on some early childhood memories in music discovering Metallica and Iron Maiden – the formation of Elm Street, the work behind the new record, single/video selections, what moving to the UK did for the band’s career in his twenties, thoughts on the Australian/global met…

November 13th, 2023 Reviews

High Spirits – Safe On the Other Side (High Roller Records)

…middle of the record. While most of the songs sit in a radio-oriented, focused get in/ get out mode, “(There Will Be) Magic Tonight” illustrates Chris’ longer arrangement abilities, the soaring background harmonies as well as extended, thoughtful lead break (including a bass spotlight) proving the man knows how to lay into a solid groove and add small tweaks to keep listeners engaged as they tap their toes or raise fists high. The fact that Chris…

November 13th, 2023 Reviews

Gungire – Surge (Self-Released)

…public eye. The stream of singles that led to Scattered having been mostly used up, Surge sees new songs surfacing for the first time. With the first track being the exception to what was just stated, it is however a new version of the band’s first single from 2022 titled “Rotten Vegetable.” Operating with some monstrously downtuned chugging riffs, that rage-infused attitude is very apparent as you groove through the track, which only relents slig…

November 11th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Neo Japonism – October 21 and 22, 2023 – PuchiCon, Camelback, PA

…on main stage was in a different building than the water park one, which housed the bulk of festival activities, but they graciously offered shuttling via buses for the 5 minute drive to the Pennsylvania Building. Not being familiar with how often the shuttles would come, I opted to play it safe, showing up a bit past noon and taking the first shuttle I could find to reach the building so I would assure myself I wouldn’t miss anything. The shuttle…

November 10th, 2023 Reviews

Elm Street – The Great Tribulation (Massacre Records)

…t the ideas across. Most artists would probably frontload a record with immediate numbers designed to capture the lion’s share of listeners, then evolve with more dramatic material to deliver maximum value in terms of dynamics. Elm Street instead decide to push an eleven-minute epic as the opener with “Seven Sirens”, a breathtaking number that starts off in more of a clean, ballad-like atmosphere before kicking into gear. Encompassing aspects of “…

November 10th, 2023 Reviews

Temple Balls – Avalanche (Frontiers Music)

…armony elements that encapsulate influences from the 70’s/80’s/early 90’s fused into the recording technology means available for modern musicians willing to use this capably. The major factors to appeal lie in a steady work ethic in delivering those uplifting, driving chord progressions that whip hair in the wind on a hot summer day cruising at max speeds, a rock solid bass/drum foundation that sticks those hooks into the ground, topped off by a…

November 7th, 2023 Features

Dying Wish – Building a Community

…w unfortunately, but I’ve checked out some live videos. How do you stay focused with people going crazy, stage diving and so forth, all around you? Boster: I definitely get lost in it sometimes, but we have played so many shows. Last year we did six tours. I think we just got used to it. For me, it throws me off more when people aren’t moving around. Then I feel more of the attention is on me. When I’m sharing that energy with everyone in the room…

November 6th, 2023 Reviews

Risky Melody – Reflection (Magnifique Record/Nippon Columbia)

…’s catchy for sure, but there’s so much to enjoy and take in that it’s not going to get old by any means. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnUkr26_neM&list=OLAK5uy_ntb0Dmwv0_48UaJp6NECDtIsK-xyt0zV0&index=3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF-9HPvgCi0&list=OLAK5uy_ntb0Dmwv0_48UaJp6NECDtIsK-xyt0zV0&index=10 Risky Melody official website Risky Melody on Instagram …

November 5th, 2023 Features

Sorcerer – Shining Like a Morning Star

…l. I’m really picky – for “Morning Star” the song is kind of intense, it needed to be quick editing. That was the important thing. If we had a massive budget, I would love to make a really cool movie-type video. Dead Rhetoric: Where do you see the progression of the band through this fourth record – does it still remain challenging to maintain a consistent style while keeping things fresh, creative, and evolving to satisfy yourselves as musicians…

November 3rd, 2023 Reviews

Raining Nails – Human Deeds (Rockshots Records)

…in the band), the record has an energetic, bouncy presence that is very focused and catchy, especially for those that want a more rockin’ version of a style that resembles acts like Battle Beast, Firewind, or Powerwolf. The guitar work of Giacomo Paradiso takes more of a front seat presence, allowing the main musical hooks to cement themselves in an active, heavier way than most acts in this framework. Sure, there are keyboard segments that filter…

November 3rd, 2023 Reviews

Bacterial Husk – Anthropogenic Ruin (Self-Released)

…e in different ways. There’s an urgency in the vocals that is occasionally countered by a more technical, modern flair to the riffing, but it’s done tastefully and in respect to the song. You can hear some very ear-tickling stuff in a cut like “Mystics of Transmutation,” but it’s done in a sly way instead of just hitting you over the head with it. Also integrated well are some more melodic moments, without halting the flow of energy through the so…

November 2nd, 2023 Features

Temperance – Awaiting Hermitage

…as no other choice – it was either do that, or just not do it. The album needed to be delivered before we went on this tour. I sat for a few hours, he only wanted a couple of revisions which were pretty easy to do, everything you hear from me was just a couple of hours. Dead Rhetoric: Hermitage – Daruma’s Eyes Part 2 is the latest Temperance album, and your first studio record since joining the group. How do you feel about this record, the songwri…

November 1st, 2023 Reviews

Suffocation – Hymns from the Apocrypha (Nuclear Blast)

…ns of the long-running act, as the first release in 6 years as well as a fresh start with Myers completely at the vocal helm – that it holds up to the band’s storied discography makes for a compelling argument for their continued future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQwwsXgsOVQ&pp=ygULc3VmZm9jYXRpb24%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba8VAT8ivPE&pp=ygULc3VmZm9jYXRpb24%3D Suffocation official website Suffocation on Facebook Suffocation on Insta…

October 31st, 2023 Concert Reviews

Fires in the Distance / Dawn of Ouroboros / Somnent – October 11, 2023 – The Brass Mug, Tampa, FL

…d pulled together to give a show for the ages. Bemusingly, it wasn’t a packed house as it absolutely should have been with bands of this caliber, but for those who came out, the rewards were plentiful. Each band played as if they were in front of thousands; a true testament to the devotion to their crafts and immense professionalism. Each band made sure to stick around and chat with everyone, too, with a humility that matches each person’s esteeme…

October 30th, 2023 Reviews

Satan’s Fall – Destination Destruction (Steamhammer / SPV)

…onster’s Ball” where Ville and Tomi once again showcase some melodic to shred-oriented lines that accentuate the killer main riffs. Those who invest in the CD version of the record will get two bonus covers – a German soap song as well as “Go Go Power Rangers”, giving insight into the childhood influences that can be reinterpreted into fist waving anthems of the heavy variety. Satan’s Fall sits in that 80’s-oriented heavy metal tree that takes adv…

October 29th, 2023 Features

Doro – Strong and Proud

…tal Eclipse of the Heart”, maybe a third cover would be better on the limited edition. It’s in honor for Metallica and Kill ‘Em All, they were my first gig in the early 80’s – I still remember Cliff Burton, he was such a sweetheart, a relaxed guy. I wanted to tell people that I honor them. To me it’s not the limited-edition songs, it’s one record. The quality, the bonus songs have the same quality as the normal album. At first, I wanted to do a do…

October 28th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Ne Obliviscaris / Beyond Creation / The Omnific – October 10, 2023 – The Orpheum, Tampa, FL

…ur review of their latest album Exul, Ne Obliviscaris’ pandemic woes resulted in canceled tours in addition to a hefty delay for said album’s release. Now finally being able to reschedule their missed tours, including a successful European jaunt, the talented Australian’s were finally coming back to North American Shores. However, this tour hasn’t been without its challenges before it began. Support band Persefone sadly had to drop off of the tour…

October 26th, 2023 Features

Cirith Ungol – The Fire Inside

…to create each album to be heavier than the album before it. Have we succeeded? Who knows, but that’s what we are trying to do. Dead Rhetoric: Were there any specific songs out of the eight that came easier to write and record than others – and which song was the most challenging or took on the greatest evolution from the initial idea/demo stage to the final recording? Garven: Yeah, that’s hard to say. All of them – when we write songs, we write…

October 24th, 2023 Features

Prong – At a Breaking Point

…ght of my career, that song (“Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck”) is still used and played, it’s on different playlists on several streaming services. That song got a good amount of airplay out on rock radio in Los Angeles. We were touring in a van, trudging this road, and nothing was happening, that’s why when Cleansing broke, we had this song that’s making an impact. That has allowed me to have a career. That song is the pinnacle. Dead Rhetoric:…

October 23rd, 2023 Reviews

Décembre Noir – Your Sunset | My Sunrise (Lifeforce Records)

…ly tugs the sensitive emotional threads while also being impressively hard-edged. Throughout their existence, they’ve proven to be one of the most reliable in the genre, releasing a new record every couple of years that consistently tread the dark and downtrodden path. As such, they’ve become a go-to for when the mood strikes, and to be fair, this scribe is almost always in the mood for heartstring-pulling doomy death metal. It should then be of n…

October 22nd, 2023 Features

War Curse – Time for Confession

…h record that possesses dynamics and different influences to make for a focused, memorable effort without sounding outdated, this should be a mandatory album to emblazon into your collection. We spoke with guitarist Justin Roth who brought us up to date on signing with Metal Blade/ Blacklight Media, the attention to detail surrounding the songwriting for Confession, plus numerous thoughts regarding the states of thrash/death metal, US versus Europ…

October 21st, 2023 Concert Reviews

Unearth / Revocation / Entheos / High Command – October 7, 2023 – The Orpheum, Tampa, FL

…y growls to high pitched screams on a whim. I want to know what cold/sinus meds she may have used to have that much enthusiasm! The band opened with the 2020 single “Remember You Are Dust,” which set the basis for a technically proficient and spirited showing. Other standouts included the bombastic “Absolute Zero” and the progressively melodious “The Interior Wilderness,” the latter being this scribe’s favorite track of their set. Entheos put on a…

October 19th, 2023 Concert Reviews

ProgPower USA XXII – Day 3 – September 8, 2023 – Center Stage Theater, Atlanta, GA

…ere instead. Not a good look, to say the least. Thankfully, Battle Beast heeded the call, stepped up to the plate, and definitely hit a home run with the crowd. I was initially bummed I wouldn’t get to see them, since their Florida show was taking place the next day. They also got to play a longer set than they did on their tour dates, so the crowd got to hear “Familiar Hell,” “No More Hollywood Endings” and “Bastard Son of Odin.” While their late…