12 Dec 2013
Annihilator - Feast (Limited Edition 2 CD) 2013
Annihilator - Feast (Limited Edition 2 CD)
Genre: Thrash Metal
Country: Canada (Ottawa)
Publishing year: 2013
Audio Codec: MP3
Format: tracks
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 2:00:46
Tracklist:
CD 1: 00:49:35
01. Deadlock 04:22
02. No Way Out 05:19
03. Smear Campaign 04:15
04. No Surrender 05:36
05. Wrapped 03:46
06. Perfect Angel Eyes 04:26
07. Demon Code 06:22
08. Fight The World 06:53
09. One Falls, Two Rise 08:33
CD 2: 01:11:10
Bonus Disc: Re-Kill (Best Of ANNIHILATOR, Re-Recorded In 2012)
01. Fun Palace 05:35
02. Alison Hell 05:09
03. King Of The Kill 03:15
04. Never, Neverland 05:22
05. Set The World On Fire 04:24
06. Welcome To Your Death W.T.Y.D. 04:09
07. Nozone 02:49
08. Bloodbath 05:25
09. 21 04:24
10. Stonewall 04:50
11. Ultra Motion 05:06
12. Time Bomb 04:32
13. Refresh The Demon 05:29
14. Word Salad 05:45
15. Brain Dance 04:50
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Terrorblade - Of Malice And Evil (2013)
Terrorblade - Of Malice And Evil
"Malice and Evil" propels the album with some delicious-sounding heavy riffage, reminiscent of another German band, a giant in their Metal scene: RAGE. The vocals also share a striking similarity with that of Peavey, as well as a neck-snapping crunch about the riffs. What drew me into this band at first was the uniqueness of the vocal style; much thrash I hear uses vocals that consist mostly of pained yelling, and yet Michael "MetalBasstard" Bolle to pull off an aggressive bark that is full of guttural anger. The ever-proverbial of "Prometheus" is thrashed out further along in said track, and I am initially fooled by a seemingly mid-tempo chug-along. Soon enough, however, I am reintroduced to some windmill-inducing, SLAYER-inspired riffage. Unlike (unfortunately) a great amount of Thrash, this track is not a simple wall of sound; there are enough intriguing changes in riff sequence to keep one interested. Thrash Metal with an air of intelligence; deliberate or not, I am indeed intrigued.
"Time to Die" was probably my favorite track on this record, starting with a groovy bass with, progressing into a (yes, really) progressively-flourishing maze of riffs. Aside from that, much of this song sounds like something out of MEGADETH; another plus. Hell, even slight inflections in the vocals even sometimes remind me of Johan Liiva from ARCH ENEMY's earlier years, who was known for a more thrashy-approach to Death growls. The final track, "World is Broken", feels more like anthem track, with incredibly obvious ICED EARTH vibes in the riffage, vocals aside. Oddly enough, there are actually hardly any vocals present on this track; rather, smatterings of pained screams of lyrics. Considering the apparent repetitiveness of the riffs in this track, it feels as if a greater vocal presence would flesh out the song.
This is a band that exemplifies what Thrash Metal should be: heavy, thrashy, chaotic, fast, furious, brutal, and audibly terrifying.
copas from http://www.metal-temple.com/site/catalogues/entry/reviews/cd_3/t_2/terrorblade-of-malice.htm
Genre: Thrash / Death Metal
Country: Germany (Munster)
Publishing year: 2013
Audio Codec: MP3
Format: tracks
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 00:32:55
Tracklist:
01. A Thunderous Day 01:22
02. Malice And Evil 03:28
03. Try To Follow 02:34
04. Gates Of Hell 03:23
05. Prometheus 04:37
06. Time To Die 04:12
07. Wings Of Death 02:57
08. Raw War Madness 02:28
09. Wiedertaufer 03:32
10. World Is Broken 04:16
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Artical - Illusion X (2013)
Artical - Illusion X
Are you on the lookout for a new metal album? Well this could be just the one, it's called Illusion X and is the work of Greek power metal group Artical. Illusion X blends power, melodic and symphonic metal with the distinctive high soaring vocals of Mark Boals (ex. Yngwie J Malmsteen, Ring Of Fire and Royal Hunt) someone who has his name planted on multiple top notch metal recordings.
Illusion X-is the third release by Artical and you soon discover that Boals is not the only talented member in this group, as there is a skilful line-up that is founder, drummer and guitarist Mike Dimareli , keyboardist Chris Dimareli and Leo Petropoulos on bass.
Opening in a slow and powerful symphonic manner with "Look in The Mirror" Artical start impressively, ramping up the speed Artical go into express mode for "Chasing My Life". The catchiest song on Illusion X has to be the melodic rocker "Follow The Light" and this one reveals its musical charms promptly, on the downside though it doesn't take long to memorise the lyrics due to the lack of and hence after multiple listens this track does start to get a touch too repetitive. Artical sure got it right with the extra heaviness of "Wings Of Darkness" which is very compelling and complemented by Boals where he incorporates a darker vocal style, the band is flowing once again at a faster pace for "Run Like The Wind" as an enthusiastic Artical really turn it on with their instruments. Leo Petropoulos's bass has a strong input motivating the imposing title track "Illusion X", and Chris Dimareli's keyboards are most appropriate once more as is the guitar of Mike Dimareli.
copas from http://www.seaoftranquility.org/reviews.php?op=showcontent&id=15325
Genre: Power Metal
Country: Greece (Athens)
Publishing year: 2013
Audio Codec: MP3
Format: tracks
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 00:49:24
Tracklist:
01. Look In The Mirror 06:01
02. Chasing My Life 06:28
03. I Am So Different 05:52
04. Follow The Light 05:33
05. Wings Of Time 07:21
06. Run Like The Wind 05:13
07. Illusion X 08:14
08. Mother 04:38
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