L-R - Frederick Dupuis (Guitar), Vincent Benoit (Guitar), James Brookes (Vocals), Eric Lemirs (Drums), John Yates (Bass)Photo Credit: Frederick Blanchette
For fans of Arch Enemy, Persefone, Whitechapel, Death, Fleshgod Apocalypse
Metal Injection premiere's [ EVERTRAPPED]’s new music video 'Sorrow (Nothing More In Between)', which comes from their new album “The Last Extinction” due out May 22, 2020.
Watch the video HERE.
Watch the video HERE.
A playthrough of 'Sorrow (Nothing More In Between)' will
take the listener through a variety of sub-genres, primarily melodic
death metal, but with the occasional flourish of thrash and speed metal.
The video accompanying the single is a great visual addition to see the
band in action. The lyrical theme is about being on the receiving end
(or lack thereof) of a connection between two people where one knows
they aren’t giving enough yet persist. A situation that is relatable to
all.
“The Last Extinction”
is the fourth album from the Montreal, Canada melodic death metal band;
it is a mix of the sound that was defined on “The Anomaly” (2012) and
“Under The Deep” (2015). A blend of both straight to the throat heavy
gutturals, rampaging metal and the softer, clean vocals and warm,
melodic riffs, the band explains the progression in their own words:
“When
it gets heavy, it gets really heavy but there are plenty of parts that
open up and give way to clear vocals or a nice blend of gutturals and
cleans and in some cases, some types of riffs that [Evertrapped] has
never really experimented with before. Each song takes the listener on a
quasi-progressive death metal adventure, but every now and then keeps
coming back to simpler catchy riffs made for some hardcore headbanging.”
For fans of Arch Enemy, Persefone, and Whitechapel, [Evertrapped]'s new album will be available for stream and download on Spotify, Bandcamp and Apple Music as of May 22nd.
Track Listing:
1. Sorrow (Nothing More In Between) (7:35)
2. Truth Behind Disorder (5:30)
3. Across The Disease (5:49)
4. Titan (5:52)
5. The First Machine (5:59)
6. The Last Extinction (6:10)
7. Illusion (7:08)
8. Stillborn Era (5:26)
9. Learning To Kill (7:52)
Album Length: 57:24
1. Sorrow (Nothing More In Between) (7:35)
2. Truth Behind Disorder (5:30)
3. Across The Disease (5:49)
4. Titan (5:52)
5. The First Machine (5:59)
6. The Last Extinction (6:10)
7. Illusion (7:08)
8. Stillborn Era (5:26)
9. Learning To Kill (7:52)
Album Length: 57:24
‘’Those
looking for melodic death metal on the heavier end of the spectrum need
apply here…be ready to pump some fists, bang some heads, and reminisce
back to a time when melodic death metal wasn’t all about clean, poppy
choruses – just raw and memorable carnage.’’ - Dead Rhetoric
"I've played with some of the best metal drummers in the world and I'd put you up alongside them any day!" - Jeff Waters (Annihilator guitarist)
"Evertrapped, and as they lay their claim as one of the front runners of melodic death metal in all of the land" - Bucket List Music Reviews
‘’This is Headbanging 101, take your seat.’’ - Metal Trenches
‘’It’s clear these guys are not followers. They make their own brand of Melodic Death.’’ - Metal France
‘’If you want your dose of Melodic Death to be as brutal as possible, you won’t be disappointed with Under The Deep.’’ - Metal Universe
‘’Under The Deep is a full-throttle melodic death metal release that endlessly descends into new layers of carnage as the album progresses.’’ - Worship Metal
-- "I've played with some of the best metal drummers in the world and I'd put you up alongside them any day!" - Jeff Waters (Annihilator guitarist)
"Evertrapped, and as they lay their claim as one of the front runners of melodic death metal in all of the land" - Bucket List Music Reviews
‘’This is Headbanging 101, take your seat.’’ - Metal Trenches
‘’It’s clear these guys are not followers. They make their own brand of Melodic Death.’’ - Metal France
‘’If you want your dose of Melodic Death to be as brutal as possible, you won’t be disappointed with Under The Deep.’’ - Metal Universe
‘’Under The Deep is a full-throttle melodic death metal release that endlessly descends into new layers of carnage as the album progresses.’’ - Worship Metal
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