The Fomites are from Canada and this is their new album containing twelve songs. What I love about this record is, that it is pretty raw hardcore punk, fast and strong, but also with melody and some epic guitar riffs thrown in the songs for good measure. Vocals remind me a lot of Anti Heros and similar bands, being rough yet can sing at the same time where needed and with raw music, also fit rawer vocals. Lyrics deal with more fun side of things with songs like ‘Pizza Problems’, or ‘Help Me Toaster Oven Pizza, You’re My Only Hope’ you just can’t go wrong. Musicianship is really tight and delivers punch after punch with songs like ‘Strange Things Afoot At The Circle K’ and ‘We Got The Tools, We Got The Talent’ which are my personal favorites among many others on this record. I love the bass lines on ‘5X5’ and this song shows the musical skills of this fine band. Some songs have almost anthemic riffs like ‘Mutants’ which is fantastic. This is a really great band and great album, so go take a listen!
RETERNITY: releases Chris de Burgh cover version as single & video!
The bustling metallers from RETERNITY recorded a brand-new song in the studio with producer Andy Horn in the summer of 2023 to creatively bridge the gap to a fourth album. With “A Spaceman Came Travelling”, the band took on a classic from the 1970s by Irish poet Chris de Burgh and gave the song a metallic corset. The track is now available as a digital single on all common download and streaming platforms. The band is also releasing a video clip for the song on the MDD YouTube channel, which is intended to convey one thing above all: Hope and joy. Check it out!
On the longest night of the year (21.12., 20:00), the Austrian post modern melodic death metal band AEONS OF ASHES will drop another video for a track from their album “The Wasteland Chronicles”, which was released in September.
The aim of the video “SurRealisation” was to realise a dark, unreal vision of new vocalist July Fellner’s wasteland character 4LE4 (“Alea”). If you like bunnies more than Santa Claus, or simply need a short break from the contemplative Christmas mood, “SurRealization” might be right up your alley.
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