Reviews
Tremors is a band from Germany and they play a special music involving a greater music spectre, from death metal to rock. "Frozen Shores" is their fourth album and the band exist since 1994.
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\r\nAnxiety, schizophrenia, madness and other words that praise all negativity and bitter emotions that characterise the miasma that spits you in the face in the form of music through the new creation of the british artillery called Anaal Nathrakh. Utterly furious, the embrace of ebony arms, the reek of broken bones, everything is still here to savour. These british bastards still have the secret within them: they feel 100% the vibes of the cancer that is human and transform them into music.
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Well, I Have to admit that L Impero Delle Ombre is one of the few bands of today that really have left me speechless with their releases , “L Impero Delle Ombre” (LP 2004) as well as with their second release the split 7” with Bud Tribe. I ve been looking forward to their new album “I Compagni Di Baal” since the release has been estimated to take place sometime ago, but there was some delay and the album finally came out in February.
\r\nThis type of bands always gave me a hard time understanding them. "Core" is the basic ingridient and from there on we have lots of experimenting to the point you get burnt braincells in the effort to make sense! Of Legends deliver their debut full length and manage to mash my brain with their math/experimental tunes. Hell, was that only 25 minutes?
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\r\nThe band returned three years after their latest release with another great album. BTBAM are here with a new album called - The Parallax Hypersleep Dialogues - and this time they are ready to show to their fans another dimention of their music with a 30 minute album with three tracks only. \r\n
\r\nThose who are familiar with the band, should not expect a big surprise from their third studio album, “Trinity”.
\r\n Melodic Metal meets Hard Rock, with an intense Progressive Power tension; this “mixture” makes the whole album pretty interesting, as it’s anything but “flat” or simplified. However, this "variation" is not enough for EDEN’S CURSE to stand out among so many other bands that are also very good and interesting.
\r\nCome on, let’s dig this from the start. The new album kicks in with a dull, "been played a zillion times" riff. The song evolves into something beautiful though, with the usual leads taking a hold of the situtation and the double bass bringing the known Amon Amarth epic feeling. So far, so good. And yes, we excuse the Maiden twin guitars, they were due to show up anyway. Moving on to the second track you realise, not the downward spiral you’ll doomed to fall into, but the mediocre level the later albums of these Swedes have been showing to the world.
I really can’t tell why I wasn’t impressed by the new Wizard album. It’s strange since Wizard’s ninth release with the strange title “Of Wariwulfs And Bluotvarwes” seems to have all it takes to make an album sound really nice. Here we have powerful songs and a really bombastic production along with some of the best riffs the band ever recorded. I think that the fact that I wasn’t at all impressed is due to the release of their previous epic “Thor” which was released 2 years ago.
Ladies and gentlemen prepare yourselves for Nervecell’s attack in the near future. The guys are playing a heavy balled progressive thrash/death metal straight from Dubai of Arabian Emirates and this will break your ass down even better.
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\r\nThe demo that they recorded in 2010 was enough for them to sign with Inner Wound Recordings a few months later. Soon, their debut album, “Opus Arise”, is going to be released, containing 8 songs.