“Volcanic” is a track taken from Gadgets Sons’ upcoming self-titled album “Gadgets Sons”, due for release on April 22, 2022 via Wormholedeath worldwide
GADGETS SONS is a two piece band from Tulsa, Oklahoma that incorporates a unique blend of death, groove, and thrash metal showcasing scorching vocals and searing solos cascading over brutally punishing rhythms. Garnering attention for their earthshaking live performances the band continues to carve out a name for themselves while offering a distinctive listening experience.
GADGETS SONS are: Charles Ian Ireland Phillip Eyad Mofadi
I love the underground and how it sometimes gives you great music on a bad day. I was having really a bad day, hard time and then I discovered Nuclear Storm from Bavaria, Germany. These guys have been in the scene since 2004, released two full lengths and now they are back with a new third opus, first one in seven years. This album contains just what I needed, a fine mixture of aggression of death metal and melody and melancholy of black metal. Songs also have some gothic metal influences like fantastic The Empire, my personal favorite of nine songs this opus has. This song is a perfect blast beat aggression of black metal, epic melody and piano backed romanticism of gothic, reminding me why I love this genre of metal so much. Vocals are super, ranging from death metal growl singing, black metal screams and rough but beautiful melodic clean vocals, like in awesome The Crew. Judging by songs, this album is kind of concept story of hunting whales, cursed ships, endless roaming and never finding a way home. This is a discovery and my recommendation for fans of this music!
New York was always fertile ground for death metal and Immolation are one of the legends of that scene, this being their tenth full length album in thirty years of band´s existence. This one is featuring intro and fourteen songs of old school death metal like we are used to from this death metal institution. Vocalist/bassist Ross Dolan sounds mighty, but at the same time you can understand most of what is being sung, so it is another plus in my opinion. Songs are filled with blast beats and brutality, but Immolation also incorporates their thrash metal roots and influences in their songwriting with blistering and fast solos, some groove almost urban thrash metal parts here and there, but underneath all brutality, politics, dealing with life, anti religion, there is also melody and subtle catchiness in many songs giving them extra energy and boost making them appealing and taking you to obscure dimension of brutality, carnage and emotions, some dark, some inner demons, but making you fight the grey everyday reality through viciousness of music and death metal itself, and at the meaning of death metal, at its core, the name Immolation is written in large, blood red letters. My personal favorites: An Act Of God, Blooded, Derelict Of Spirit.
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