Reviews
\r\nThey have only released five studio albums so far (including the EP "Fervent Dream"), however they are one of the strongest loves for progsters worldwide; yet they still remain a secret between a few ones.
\r\nHold on, one sec... Morbid Angel...
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\r\nTime to drop our pants. But wait..Nope, I misunderstood.
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\r\nHere we have the greatest fathers of sick Death Metal. Because of this band we’re into death metal.
\r\nWe have the band who’s responsible for turning a line of notes into an idiom just by playing them in a particular way that made ears and souls bleed. And they did it in a way that even today none can surpass them.
\r\n“Ghost” is just the ordeuve; “Deconstruction” on the other hand will totally blow your mind. This is the second album release for this charismatic musician, Devin Townsend (vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, programming) coming up in the next few days. The guest list is really huge:
\r\nIn the next few days the last two albums of The Devin Townsend Project series are about to be released, following the albums “Ki” and “Addicted” (2009). The album titles will be "Ghost" and "Deconstruction".
\r\nTHE THIRD ALBUM IS HERE\r\n
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\r\n-Supreme Pain- hails from the Netherlands and they play Death Metal since 2006 when Erwin, Aad (vocalist of Sinister and Infinited Hate) and Robert (from Slovenian death metallers Scaffold) joined their forces. The band has
\r\nAlready released one Demo and two full length albums. They are now ready with their third official work that is going to be loved by all Death Metal fans.\r\n
\r\nTHE SECOND HIT\r\n
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\r\nNorwegian Black/Thrash/Metal band, -Byfrost- are back with their second full length. The band is ready to release their second official work, only one year after their debut album. The title of the album is -Of Death- and this time, -Byfrost- are back with eight tracks that combines Black/Thrash/Metal with great production.\r\n
\r\nΤhe whole "greek band-big label contract" thing is an odd story. I will not disagree that being under the roof of disco-label with balls of steel is a big thing...and of course I’m always happy to see greek bands signed and getting promoted from serious people. From that point on we also have the music part too.
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\r\nThe fifth Poisonblack album entitled “Drive” is finally out. There might be eight years since their first release but the band seems to stay put to that dark mellow sound they had from the start. With their new release they continue that dark legacy leaving no place for experimentation or risking with a new music approach. Some may say that they are stuck or that they just repeat themselves over and over again but that’s not entirely true, well even if it is, there’s a large group of fans that would love this album.
\r\n I’ll make myself clear from the very begining: there is no way I’ll start nagging about In Flames not playing like they used to, back in the days of Colony or The Jester Race. It’s 2011 so I think it’s a "take it or leave it" thing. I cannot expect to listen to mid 90’s melodic death metal when pressing the play button. I will deal with them the way they are now, a musical entity that dwells in TODAY and I will not make irrelevant comparisons with their past.
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\r\n Τhe release of this EP is a "look, we’re still here" move in my opinion(not only) for german metalcore gurus Caliban. I cannot explain otherwise the small duration or the so few songs contained in it(only 4). So, Caliban in an attempt to show the wide range of their influences cover acts like Type O Negative, At The Gates, Rammstein and The Beatles. Are the selections fair enough? Your call.
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