Showing posts with label Technical Metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Metal. Show all posts

Friday, 21 July 2017

Be'Lakor - The Smoke Of Many Fires


The Aussie’s finest purveyors of darkness melodic death metal BE’LAKOR did release their fourth album release “Vessels”, 24th June, 2016. An album that is full of progressive structures and technical prowess along with it's death metal base.

Your eyes should considerably lighten up when somebody casually mentions the name BE’LAKOR! These filigrane, sophisticated tunes of this Melbourne fivepiece definitely have the potential to enthrall masses wih this absolute fantastic output of Australian melodic death metal! The eight pillar songs "Vessels" is built upon definitely satiate your hunger for progressive structures and technical prowess, but at the same time these new compositions live for intense, passionate and deeply disquieting melodic death metal. Sense and sensibility from Down Under: BE’LAKORs fourth full length album will drag this whole world down into its darkness!

Intense, passionate and deeply moving melodic death metal from Down Under



The band's name originates from the character BE’LAKOR the Dark Master, in the Warhammer Fantasy game setting.

Today's tune is the 9 minute masterclass tune “The Smoke of Many Fires”, enjoy!



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Monday, 2 April 2012

Meshuggah - Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion



The great technical/extreme Metal band Meshuggah has released a new video from their latest album "Koloss", Its their 8th studio album. The last album obZen was really good. So I do hope this album is in the same line.



Tomas Haake stated, "As always, we try to take our music in a slightly different direction with each album and with Koloss, we feel that we really nailed what we were going for. Organic brutality, viscera and groove all crammed into a 54-minute metalicious treat, best avoided by the faint of heart!!"

In another interview they said:
What is the significance and meaning of the title, Koloss?
Koloss means "Colossus" in Swedish and we felt it was a perfect title since it's a pretty heavy and dense album. It sounds big.




How do you feel this record compares to obZen, musically?
I don't know; it's less thrash metal. obZen was focused on using all the stuff we'd been doing up until then, but with a new twist to it. This album has more identity and it's a lot more focused. It feels like a way more complete album and we worked more with arrangements this time around. Generally, it's a better album.

Wanna know more pls check their homesite!

Lets Hear it!

Ladys and Gents, Here is MESHUGGAH!

Peace, Thetania




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