From Austin, TX comes the debut album from electronic metal band
Adoration Destroyed. Their new album titled "Ritual Damage" was released
on September 9th through Cleopatra Records. Their new thirteen song
release begins with the swirling bass/drum rhythm of "Here To Bleed" as
the song's dark vocals march on. The album grinds on with the deep
grooves of "Torn Apart," before turning Til Tuesdays' "Voices Carry"
into a Gothic anthem. The electronic beats of "Carnal Dirge" help turn
the song into the band's most successful single in clubs around the
world. Then Adoration Destroyed turns Marilyn Manson's "Coma White" into a
more mainstream metal, before picking up the intensity on
the heavy rhythm of "In Elegant Decay." The album finishes with the
eerie, two-minute synth-fueled instrumental "Ritual Damage," before
featuring two remixes by 16 Volt and Mr. Kitty. To find out more about
Adoration Destroyed and their latest release "Ritual Damage," please
visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/AdorationDestroyed
From southern California comes the debut album from the sythpop group
Carved Souls. The new album titled "Whispers" was released on September
16th through Cleopatra Records. After producing mostly instrumental
pieces for movies and television, the band developed their sound over
the last decade to create songs that followed the path of darkwave
music. Their new twelve-song release begins with the Gothic feel of
"Kill Me" as a steady beat keeps pace with the dark lyrics and
synth-infused soundscapes. The deeper, darker tones of "Vile Words" have
a Nine Inch Nails vibe, while "Further" relies on the beats to deliver
over the song's monotone vocals. The most mainstream song on the album,
"Satellite" is very addictive as the chorus is memorable and the rhythm
just grabs hold of your mind. Their Depeche Mode influence is heard
throughout the song "For Me," before closing the album with the
Goth-rock appeal of "Dark Reflection" and the floating emotional tones
of "As Far As I Can See." To find out more about Carved Souls and their
latest release "Whispers," please visit carvedsouls.com
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