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Finnish metal upcomers Torchia released their furious debut album ‘Of Curses and Grief’
Finnish metal horde Torchia released their bloodthirsty debut album ‘Of Curses and Grief’ on October 27th through Concorde Music Company.
‘Of Curses and Grief’ guides the listener from soaring melodies of Hell all the way to the filthy gutters of death metal. The album was produced by Hiili Hiilesmaa, a legendary Finnish producer who in the past has worked with HIM, Amorphis, Ensiferum and other Finnish metal classics.
See the realm of Torchia in the music video for ‘Fury’:
Vocalist Edward Torchia comments on the production:
“Nowadays bands try to compete who have the biggest and “heaviest” sounds on their records. Those albums end up sounding uninteresting and sterile and we’re sick of that! With Hiili we wanted to create a sound that’s organic, raw and timeless. You can sense the danger in our raging performances on this one!”
Anima is a metal band formed by brothers Alvaro and Diego Bueno Triveño, combining different sound elements own and foreign of the metal world. Recently they finished the recording of their debut album ‘Homonymous To This One’, which will be released soon via Profane Records. As a duo, both members sought ways to get “helpers” by unknown methods, thus creating strange figures that helped the creation of this material, These “Homunculos” in command of the brothers offer their help although from time to time they require “repairs” or already a complete renovation.
Ahead of the upcoming debut album the band have unleashed a new video for “Here Come” which you can check out below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4QW7huMyA
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NUMB release their lyric video for ‘Time’, taken from their new album which was released on 1st September via Attic Records.
You can check out the lyric video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZpy518SOKY
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INTERVIEW: King Leviathan (UK)
by Carina Lawrence/ Dark Art conspiracy
Blackened Thrash Metallers King Leviathan from Brighton, UK have been building the cult-like following since their formation in 2014 after the release of their critically acclaimed 2015 E.P ‘The Shrine’, spreading their “Black Mass” to Bloodstock Open Air, local festival Mammothfest as well as touring and sharing the stage with the likes of Darkest Hour, Abhorrent Decimation, Meta-Stasis and more. Their mass continues to spread as in August this year they unleashed their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Paean Heretica’ via new label Infernum Records who they just signed with. There is lots going on for this metal quartet right now, so we caught up with vocalist/guitarist Adam Sedgwick to discuss their new album, the label, their origins, what lies ahead for the future and more.
Can you tell us about your formation in 2014 and how you arrived at the name of King Leviathan?
Our formation was pretty simple to be honest! Rob and I (Adam) Had been in a couple of projects before King Leviathan started, and a lot of them we’re hard rock based or Metalcore influenced. As much as we enjoyed them, when those projects dissolved we decided we wanted to do something that was straight up Sylosis and Slayer worship! Then Sam asked to join the band as he wanted to start playing metal again and we found Danny at a gig after seeing him playing drums with some bands at College – we asked him to join and then the rest is history!
The name was pretty easy as well, I had a solo project when I was living in Northampton called Crown I, Leviathan and I hadn’t used it for about 2 years by the time I started writing the first EP. I changed the name up to King Leviathan to give it a change, and that’s how it came about!
How would you describe your sound?
It’s a whole amalgamation of sound, cause we’re all influenced by very different music! But the easiest way to describe it would be cold, dark and aggressive.
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