First from Buffalo, NY comes the new album from hardcore metal band Bungler. Their
new release titled "The Nature Of Being New" will be their debut album
on Innerstrength Records and will become available on March 3rd.
The new 12-song release begins with the powerful screams of "Finders
Keepers Takers Leavers" as the music keeps up the quick-pace on this
three-minute opener. They keep the tunes exciting with the hardcore
metal riffs of "Double Glare" and the intense screams of "Drowning In
Oil." The album features a few guests including Anthony Musior (The
Traditional), Jorge Sotomayer and Kyle Birhle (Sirens And Sailors).
Bungler finish up their new release with the heavy, pounding rhythm of
"Opia" and the throat-ripping, high-powered, energetic screams of "Feed Him Gravel." To find out
more about Bungler and their latest release "The Nature Of Being New,"
please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/bunglerband.
Germany Progressive Metal band, Lunar Shadow are set to release their debut album on March 10th through Cruz Del Sur Music.
Their new album titled "Far From Light," features eight songs,
beginning with the near ten-minute epic "Hadrian Carrying Stones." The
musicianship is amazing as they keep the energy flowing throughout this
opening song. The intensity picks up with the guitar wizardry of "They That
Walk The Night" and the classic metal riffs of "Frozen Goddess," which
motors through the songs. Lunar Shadow slow down for the ballad "Gone
Astray," before mixing up the tempos of "The Hour Of Dying," delivering a
modern progressive metal masterpiece. The album finishes with
hard-hitting, nine-minute story of "The Kraken" and the gentle acoustics
of "Earendil." To find out more about Lunar Shadow and their latest
release "Far From Light," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/lunarshadowband.
From South Carolina comes the self-released debut studio album from Behind The Sun titled "Post Solis." The new five-song, progressive metal release begins with the screams of "The Fall" as the the howling vocals are the only breaks from the amazing musicianship displayed in the eight-minute opener. Behind The Sun switch tempos on "Pangaea," before diving into the classic heavy metal groove of "Periapsis." The album finishes with eight-minutes of adrenaline-pumping rhythms and the screaming vocals of "Laniakea." To find out more about Behind The Sun and their latest release "Post Solis," please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/BHNDTHSN.
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