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October 17th, 2023 Features

Svalbard – Lifting the Mask

…nteresting question, because before I wrote for PC Gamer and Gamesradar, I used to write for music magazines. There’s a magazine in the UK called Terrorizer, and I was a staff writer there for a while. I wrote for Metal Hammer and a few other places until it reached a place where Svalbard was prominent enough for it to be a conflict of interest for me to write for music magazines. That was why I don’t do that anymore. As someone who has written ab…

October 16th, 2023 Reviews

Game Over – Hellframes (Scarlet Records)

…al 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 like “Synthetic Dreams” and the epic eight-minute and change closing title track that should appease followers of Megadeth, Grip Inc., and possibly Suicidal Tendencies. A major leap in terms of showcasing multiple sides to their sound, Game Over appears to be separating themselves from the t…

October 15th, 2023 Features

Sylosis – Look for the Signs

…um out to date for the group with A Sign of Things to Come. Embracing a focused template without sacrificing the intensity, heaviness, or technical chops that tantalize, the tracks bristle in that aggressive yet melodic manner to translate as well on record as they should on stage. We reached out to Josh via Zoom to gather his thoughts on the latest record, the challenges of maintaining technique versus feel when it comes to his guitar parts/songw…

October 14th, 2023 Features

Ice Giant – Altering the State of Galaxies

…if you’re a musician and you stumble across a cool chord that you haven’t used before and you’re just like, “ooh, just the texture of that is so nice” and I’ll get excited to use this new thing that I found and put it here. I’m like… I don’t know, like, if a squirrel and a mad scientist were the same person and they ended up playing heavy metal, that’s my personality. So, that’s where all this is coming from. But also with Ice Giant songs, the st…

October 13th, 2023 Reviews

Solemn Vision – Despite the Rise of the Sun (Black Lion)

…und 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=RwsbRa1WN5o&pp=ygUNc29sZW1uIHZpc2lvbg%3D%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rZypVB20pw&pp=ygUNc29sZW1uIHZpc2lvbg%3D%3D Solemn Vision on Facebook Solemn Vision on Instagram…

October 12th, 2023 Features

Hanabie. – Rising Superstars

…o the response has been immediate, fast, and proper. The Japanese crowd is used to more traditional Japanese sounds, which we incorporate in our music. It’s easier for them to get [into] it, since they are more used to it. The reaction to our music has been very good there,” exudes Matsuri. “In Europe, it was different. The reaction was very wild. When you ask them to bounce, they would really, really bounce. That was the first time we had seen so…

October 11th, 2023 Reviews

OWDWYR – Receptor (Self-Released)

…like much of the tech-death landscape currently, instead hurling head-rattling riffs into a primal and occasionally grind-y attack that assaults your senses while still stimulating them (yet not to the point of leaving your head mushy). It’s an incredibly balanced and refined effort that clearly took a lot of effort to arrange in such a way. That alone should warrant a few listens from much of the extreme community. https://www.youtube.com/watch?…

October 10th, 2023 Features

Michael Abdow – Emerging from the Ether

…oon as I released my last record Heart Signal. It took so long 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 art…

October 8th, 2023 Features

Blame Zeus – Be Strong and Be Faithful

…ng medication, going to the doctor, getting my mental health in check. I needed help, I asked for help. Laudanum, the order of the songs, they reflect the order of the stages that we go through when we go through something like this. The trauma, the hitting rock bottom, the thinking that life is no longer livable, no longer something that we want to be in. Starting the medication, all the side effects on the first few months, getting used to feeli…

October 7th, 2023 Concert Reviews

Hanabie. – September 24, 2023 – Gramercy Theater, New York, NY

…s when the crowdsurfing really kicked into gear as the danceable grooves caused everyone else to move and bounce accordingly. The very audible “what the fuck” later in the track all but roared from the audience, as the entire band seemed to smile in response. Much like with the recent PassCode show, one of the most impressive facets of the band in general was that there were very few breaks. Hettsu and Matsuri grooving and thrashing away as they p…

October 5th, 2023 Features

Nervosa – Ready for Jailbreak

…ding that I would change. For example, there would be another lyric that needed to be changed because I wasn’t feeling the vibe of the lyric. We talk about politicians, we talk about social stuff, but also, we want to make everyone think about things – bring about some discussions. Bringing these warnings to the people – I think it’s important. Sometimes we have some positive lyrics – “Sacrifice” is another philosophy, where you have some good thi…

October 4th, 2023 Reviews

Iron Savior – Firestar (AFM Records)

…ell where this record sits in the overall catalog, but to these ears it’s another stellar front to back offering that assures power metal mavens won’t walk away disappointed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DHXqlra31U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyfb0iONIXA Iron Savior on Facebook…

October 3rd, 2023 Features

Conquer Divide – Burning Brightly

…k song but actually make it rock, like you were saying.” A flustered but amused Castillo fires back, “Yeah, like I was saying…behind closed doors,” as she gets thrown in front of the metaphorical bus. Laughter continues to be the theme of the day, and Castillo admits to being a huge fan of Lovato, graciously deciding to fill me in on their former inside joke. “Demi Lovato has just been rereleasing her music as rock versions, but I feel like some o…

October 1st, 2023 Features

Carnifex – The Economy of Motion

…record? Calderon: No. We tracked everything ourselves, and the only guy we used was for vocals. When we went back to Neal, we asked him what producers he would like to work with. He had never worked with (Jason) Suecof, we had worked previously with him, we enjoy working with him. It was a good introduction for Neal to go with someone that we had already worked with and fits our style. We’ve worked with Mark Lewis on mastering, and two of the band…

September 30th, 2023 Features

Scorched Moon – Forever Seeking Dawn

…? Boatwright: Tune in next episode. Lanthier: I like to organize things. I used to run fire spinning events at one of the breweries that I worked at. It’s a thing that I like to do. I help organize FLAME, Flow Arts Movement Exchange is what FLAME stands for and it’s just like a learning festival for fire spinning and it’s a fun thing to be involved with. Like Boaty, I also like to read and play Dungeons and Dragons, write, and I’m less on the boar…

September 26th, 2023 Features

Skull & Crossbones – Under Tyrant’s Rule

…ther countries. We had requests for Brazilian shows, but the management refused all these gigs. We decided for ourselves to quit and do our own thing. That’s the story of what happened with our time in Stormwitch – short (laughs). Dead Rhetoric: Then how did you pick up Tobi as the singer – did you know of him through other bands? Kipp: At first, we had another singer before Tobi joined us. He wrote to us after we made it public that our first sin…

September 24th, 2023 Features

Primordial – The End Is Near

…nt to learn? Nemtheanga: That’s a very interesting question. It’s complicated. I suppose we need more courses that debunk the idea that many things are conspiracy theories. People use that phrase to shut down conversations, that might be necessary. It’s hard to imagine this without coming back to identity politics. It might be helpful for Americans to know a bit more about their history of their European ancestors. This might allow them to have mo…

September 21st, 2023 Concert Reviews

ProgPower USA XXII – Day 1 – September 6, 2023 – Center Stage Theater, Atlanta, GA

…rom the first one which took place in Lansing, Illinois). Harveston has focused on getting rare line-ups and special sets, something that has made this festival stand out all over the world. Now that you have some background, let’s dive into ProgPower USA XXII. We are a glutton for punishment (and cheap) so we got up at 5 a.m. to start our drive to Atlanta. After hours on the road, we got to our hotel, checked in and headed right back out to start…

September 17th, 2023 Features

Mercenary – Forward Momentum in the End Times

…we went through the label, we had a suggestion, he had a suggestion and we used it. This time around, it was completely different. We told him we had an album with different working titles, the concept, do you have anything vaguely useful? He sent us a bunch of sketches, and we felt this face that ended up on the cover was perfect. To me it was typical Mercenary, this dreamy, surreal melancholic and undefined being allowed to your own interpretati…

September 13th, 2023 Reviews

Cryptopsy – As Gomorrah Burns (Nuclear Blast)

…gs down just a tad with a greater emphasis on groovy, melodic territory to counter that hellish speed streak. Truth be told, those are the key indicators when it comes to Cryptopsy’s latest. The adrenaline-soaked chaos that got the band its initial recognition is certainly there and has lost none of its caustic bite, but as some may shudder when hearing this, they’ve somehow made it a little more accessible to others by tapering in some interestin…

September 12th, 2023 Concert Reviews

PassCode – September 5, 2023 – Gramercy Theater, New York, NY

…things along those lines. With a 13 song set (and an encore), the band focused more on recent cuts, which makes sense considering it’s their first time over here as well. But playing five cuts from Clarity as well as two from Strive was quite pleasing, not to mention a few older and popular cuts such as “Miss Unlimited” and “Ninja Bomber.” Well-rounded would be the best way to report on the setlist, with an emphasis on their latest EP (playing 3…

September 10th, 2023 Features

Death Dealer Union – Initiation Time

…a teenager and discovering bands thanks to their music videos, because MTV used to be really cool when I was a teenager and they had all those videos. That’s how I discovered bands, through their videos. There was no YouTube, there was no internet at all! So I think even though we have internet and YouTube, it’s an extra reason to have more visuals than before. I like it, but is it a rule? No! Fuck the rules, do whatever – who cares. Do what you f…

September 5th, 2023 Features

Ronnie Romero – Lies, Masters, and Shadows

…yer and the drummer Andy, we wrote all the songs together. I told them I needed these kinds of songs, and I want to go this (direction). I remember within a couple of weeks we had all the songs ready to go for the demos. It was very easy. That was one of the reasons I picked up these guys. Andy was also the co-producer for this album along with me, he did the mixing and the mastering. He’s a drummer, and he’s very musical – he can write music, he…

September 3rd, 2023 Features

Silent Skies – Radically Honest

…Some of my favorite musical experiences have been about helping people. I used to volunteer for the organization Guitars for Vets. For years I would just go to VFW outposts and just play for veterans. I wasn’t playing anything challenging or artistically interesting, just playing songs they knew and liked, and they would be happy. For a moment, they would have some reprieve from what they were dealing with. It was very healing and inspiring. I wa…

August 29th, 2023 Features

Terminalist – Beware of Crisis

…llent and personally believe it’s better than the first one – it’s more focused, especially in the musical direction we are outlining. On The Great Acceleration, we had a bit more death metal and black metal influences which suited the interstellar theme but this one is way more thrash-oriented. There are still plenty of prog elements and blast beats which altogether creates the sound that we coined called hyper-thrash. It’s more in line with my p…

August 28th, 2023 Reviews

Heads For the Dead – In the Absence of Faith (Pulverised Records)

An international act with ties across Sweden, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States – Heads for the Dead fuses a love for horror/thriller films with an engaging melodic death metal style. Already releasing three full-length albums and an EP since 2017, the four-piece returns with another five song EP for In the Absence of Faith. The movie-style font for the band logo along with the brooding dark concepts penetrating your eyes from th…

August 25th, 2023 Reviews

Conquer Divide – Slow Burn (Mascot Recordings)

…erial, but 2020 single “Chemicals” delivered exactly what Conquer Divide needed. The same bits of aggression and melody, but with a shiny new level of polish in the songwriting and a sense of urgency that made it a massive winner. Grabbing more ears with an entertaining cover of Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy,” it was 2021’s emotive single “Messy” that brought Conquer Divide into ‘must hear’ status for yours truly. Now in 2023, we are finally seeing the…

August 22nd, 2023 Features

Grand Cadaver – Crawling in Decay

…arted hanging out and feel like we should do death metal together. Since I used to play with Stefan from Expulsion, I felt if we wanted two guitarists, we should ask him. The three of us knew we wanted to play death metal, but life got in the way. Things just worked out during the pandemic; Daniel texted me again to say now is the time. I was out having a beer with Mikael, told him two friends were going to do this, do you want to lay down some de…

August 20th, 2023 Features

Marc Hudson – Starbound for Glory

…rts. Which is the case of taking some of those chord progressions that are used a lot in J-pop, J-rock. Some of their music ideas and packaging it up into a power metal sound, basically. Dead Rhetoric: What did you want to get across with the cover art for Starbound Stories? Hudson: The cover art – I’m a big fan of RPG video games from the 1990’s, the Final Fantasy series, Nintendo games, stuff like that. I wanted to it look like a video game that…

August 17th, 2023 Features

Exmortus – Dance with the Dead

…band was playing, he’s a very classical influenced player as well. I enjoyed his takes on using that for the rock, prog thing. The Fae is like Deep Purple and Symphony X at the same time, an interesting combination. I hope we really get to do more stuff with them, they are really cool guys. Dead Rhetoric: What are your expectations for Exmortus getting things back into work mode after being on the sidelines due to the pandemic for a few years? Do…