Arriving
on November 18th is the sophomore release from Russian thrash metal
giants Distant Sun. The new album titled "Into The Nebula" revolves
around the subject of sci-fi/fantasy sagas like "Dune" and "Game Of
Thrones." The new ten-song release begins with the speed of "My Trust."
As you listen further into this album you'd think Dave Mustaine started
another band as singer Alexey Markov draws strong similarities to the
thrash metal legend. The thunderous pounding of "Game Of War" and the
aggressively addictive melody of "God Emporer" will have you stand up
and take notice of this new band. The musicianship among this trio
showcase their progressive metal side on the seven-minute instrumental
"Andromeda" and tell the tales of "Game Of Thrones" in "Throne Of Iron."
The album finishes with the epic, European wonder of "The Tharks" and
the mainstream metal of "Who's To Blame," which sounds like it came from
the Metallica songbook. To find out more about Distant Sun and their
latest release "Into The Nebula," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/distantsunband.
Next up
is the latest release, "The Biddings Of Tyrants," from Industrial Metal
duo Invertia. Their music combines elements of death metal, punk and
electronics to create an intense, mind-numbing sound that is hard to
resist. Their new ten-song release begins with howling vocals of
"Another Big Brother" as the song's rhythm fires off like a machine gun.
They continue the onslaught with the fast-pace of "Dystopiate" and the
intense, soul-crushing rhythm of "Thetan Hop." Invertia work up the
perfect death metal anthem with "Scattered," before finishing with the
mach speed of "Trapped & Tailored." To find out more about Invertia
and their new release "The Biddings Of Tyrants," please visit their
Facebook page at facebook.com/invertiametal.
Finally
we arrive at the debut release from Heavens Decay. The new album titled
"The Great Void Of Mystery" will arrive on December 12th, through Chaos
Records. The band is the brainchild of Death Metal guitarist Julio
Viterbo, who decided to go back to his early heavy metal roots with this
new band. They bring back the power and force of the early eighties New
Wave Of British Heavy Metal with "Born In Fire" as Viterbo's guitar
work electrifies the song. Nick Hernandez soars on "Where The Ravens Fly
Free" as his vocals almost fit alongside the late-great Ronnie James
Dio. Drummer Oscar Clorio delivers the driving rhythm behind "Ritual
Site" and the energy of "Reaper In Wait" showcases the band's hunger for
success. The album closes with the nearly nine-minute epic progressive
adventure "Endless Fire." To find out more about Heavens Decay and their
latest release "The Great Void Of Mystery," please visit their Facebook
page at facebook.com/heavensdecay.
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