Heavy metal band Blood Divisions recently release their latest album
titled "Cardinal One." It features six tracks and follows closely to the
band's self-titled debut release. This heavy metal supergroup, led by
Chris Jericho (Fozzy), David Austin (Nasty Savage) and Ed Aborn
(Intersonic Cyber Symphony) features a rotating cast of characters that
help flesh out this latest mix of cover songs and new material. The new
release begins with the original tune "The Morgue" as Chris Jericho's
vocals easily draw similarities to modern-day Rob Halford. The
nine-minute progressive metal number has to make enough room for five
different lead guitarists to have their time to shine. The instrumental
"March Of The Machine Elves" showcases the amazing musicianship within
the band with friends like Ken Andrews (Obituary), Todd Grubbs and Andy
Wallace lending their talents. One of the cover songs that appear on
this release is The Scorpions classic "Top Of The Bill," which allows
Jericho to use his upper register, with screaming vocals. The other cover
song is a spot-on rendition of UFO's "Hot 'n' Ready." The album finishes
with the Nasty Savage original "No Sympathy," which Blood Divisions
updates with it's extra jolt of heavy metal talent. To find out more
about Blood Division and their latest release "Cardinal One," please
visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/Blooddivisions.
While still considered newcomers to the death metal genre, Cut Up are
returning to claim their throne as the top hardcore death metal band
around. In 2015, the band released their Metal Blade Records debut
titled "Forensic Nightmares," then quickly entered the studio to record
their follow-up "Wherever They May Rot." They delivered their new album on March 24th, filled
to the brim with aggressive, hard-hitting, grinding death metal anthems.
Right from the opening notes of "From Ear To Ear," you get pounded with
the onslaught of drums and guitars as Erik Rundqvist and Andreas
Bjornson tag-team their attack on the vocals of "Behead The Dead." The
crunching guitars of "Vermin Funeral" and the machine gun drumming of
"Hatred Bound" are the perfect candidates to lead Cut Up to the top of
the hardcore, death metal genre. To find out more about Cut Up and their
latest release "Wherever They May Rot," please visit their Facebook
page at facebook.com/cutupofficial.
Australian thrash metal band Harlott are preparing to release their
third studio album titled "Extinction" on April 7th. The new 12-song release
begins with the high-powered, quick-paced title-song as Harlott looks to
dominate you with their energy. They mix tempos for "First World
Solutions" and "The Penitent," but never let up on their attack with the
blistering speed of "No Past." They double the efforts on "Better Off
Dead" as they look to make your head spin with the shear force of the
band's sound. Harlott develop a progressive metal sound on the seven-plus
minute epic "And Darkness Brings The Light," before finishing with the
screams of "Parasite" and the classic thrash metal appeal of "Epitaph."
To find out more about Harlott and their latest release "Extinction,"
please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/HarlottOfficial.
Swedish metal band Trial (swe) will be celebrating their 10th
anniversary this year with the release of their third full-length studio
album, "Motherless." There new 8-song release will continue the band's
underground popularity as they deliver a complex sound with a
progressive edge. Their new album begins with the epic feel of the
title-song "Motherless," which leads into the tempo changes of "In
Empyrean Labour." Guitars come out blazing for the energetic delivery of
"Cold Comes The Night" as singer Linus Johansson lets his vocals soar.
Their sound takes a more progressive feel with the six-plus minute,
storied build-up of "Aligerous Architect," before closing with the
experimental piece titled "Birth" and the nine-minute journey of
"Embodiment." To find out more about Trial (swe) and their latest
release "Motherless," please visit trialheavymetal.storenvy.com.
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