Death
Metal band Entrapment recently released their new album titled "Through
Realms Unseen." It features eleven, hard-hitting, aggressive tunes, lead
by the group's mastermind Michel Jonker. What began as a one-person
recording project has grown into this Swedish death metal juggernaut.
Beginning with the solid metal groove of "Omission," the growling vocals
of Jonker sets the tone for the rest of the album. The energy remains
high on "The Seeker" and "Ruination" as Entrapment motors through the
songs driving rhythm. The screaming vocals of "Withering Souls" and the
thunderous rhythm of "Isolated Condemnation" will certainly have you banging your
head and and fists in praise to this latest release from Entrapment. To
find out more about their new album, "Through The Realms Unseen,"
please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/entrapment.
Also from
Sweden is the debut album, "Sacrifice" from old-school style, heavy metal
band, Gravebreaker. The sound on this new ten-song release has a
nostalgic feel as it brings you back to the early days of the genre.
Gravebreaker brings together elements of Motorhead and Dio in the
opener, "Overdrive" as their music contains all the elements that make
heavy metal music great. They turn up the energy on the Judas
Priest-like sound of "Gravebreaker," then show off their musicianship
with "At The Gates Of Hell." Their song "Kill And Kill Again" seem like
it came straight from the Megadeth songbook, while the energy of "Pray
For Death" gives their music a youthful, hungry sound. To find out more
about Gravebreaker and their latest release "Sacrifice," please visit gravebreaker.bandcamp.com.
Arriving December 9th is the third self-released album from Philadelphia rock band Workhorse III.
The new album titled "Closer To Relevance" continues to deliver a
classic, guitar-driven, riff-fueled, high energy sound on their new set
of twelve tracks. Beginning with the quick-hitting "War Torn City,"
their sound crosses the barriers of thrash and punk as they perform a
raw, kick-ass version of Def Leppard's song, "Wasted." A blazing,
electrifying guitar riff leads Workhorse III through "Holly Roller" and
the punk-like energy of "What's The Point" has a great, addictive sound.
The album wraps up with the thunderous power of "Life Of Crime" and the
acoustic strumming, sing-along chorus of "I Can't Forget." To find out
more about Workhorse III and their latest release "Closer To Relevance,"
please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/THE-WORKHORSE-III.
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