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Monday, July 19, 2021
Call From Subconscious - Sorrow And Avidity - (Death Doom Metal)
Belgian H8000 hardcore outfit Deconsecrate released a new video called “A Fatal Encounter” to support their latest album 'Dark Night Of The Soul'.....!!!
On July 7th 2021, Belgian H8000 hardcore outfit Deconsecrate released a new video called “A Fatal Encounter” to support their latest album 'Dark Night Of The Soul'. In the process of making videos for every track on the album, we decided to make this one special. Featuring 14 vocalists from local or heavyweight bands, we show we're ready to storm the stages. Also, since there are a lot of mental health issues because of the pandemic, we thought it was necessary to show them there's still a scene to go back to.
Check out the video for “A Fatal Encounter” by clicking on the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
'Dark Night Of The Soul' was mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege in Portland, USA and was released on Reality Records and Kick Out The Jams, on December 1st 2020.
Recorded at Fre's awesome mancave and Barefoot studio.
Guestvocals are done by Hans Verbeke and Dave De Loco from H8000 legends Liar and Deformity. Music and lyrics by Deconsecrate.
Line up:
Thomas – Vocals xAntix – Vocals
Frederic – Guitar
PJ – Guitar
Bart – Bass
Siench – Drums
Follow or contact Deconsecrate here:
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/
BONEYARD: Sign with Wormholedeath And Announce "Oathbreaker" Album
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SUBFIRE– ”Define The Sinner”
Time to reveal the title, cover, track-
The cover was done by Alexis Alifragis (Perverend SlumberSlut).
The album was recorded and mixed at Sound Symmetry studio (Athens, GR) by Bob Katsionis.
Mastering by Nasos Nomikos (VU Productions Mastering Studio).
Define The Sinner (Tracklist)
06. Night Of Renaissance
07. Fairytale
08. Pure Emotion
09. Soul Redemption
10. Stength And Hope
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SAEKO – HOLY ARE WE ALONE ( Review by Varg The Mighty )
Today’s review is of International Heavy Metal band Saeko’s comeback album, out on August 20th.
Returning with a new and absolutely powerful line-up consisting of well-known musicians, Saeko delivers once again some decent Heavy Metal that leans very heavily towards Power Metal and includes some interesting touches of Japanese folk every now and then besides some great neoclassical influences.
Thanks to a wide vocal reach, she produces here some rough Heavy Metal with Power Metal radiance and almost operatic highs accompany the talented musicianship. Epic passages accompanied by Loudness-like Metal don’t lack in this release. While some tracks may bore your average metalhead and others may even feel somewhat mediocre, this is compensated by hits like “Music My Love” and “Splinters Of The Sun”.
I recommend this album to fans of Heavy Metal and Power Metal. My rating is of 8/10.
VARG THE MIGHTY
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