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Prog.death metal Angel Rising reveals ‘Afterlife’ release date & unleashes the album’s teaser!

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French Progressive Technical Death Metal act, Angel Rising, is set to ignite the metal scene once again with their highly anticipated album ‘Afterlife.’ Mark your calendars for September 22nd, 2023, as this extraordinary musical journey will be unleashed via Wormholedeath.
 ‘Afterlife’ is a concept album that delves into the depths of interdimensional existence. It follows the story of a powerful being that lurks within our universe, recognizing the threat our existence poses. In particular, the album focuses on the human species, altered after the events depicted in Angel Rising’s previous creations, now targeted by this enigmatic entity. The cover artwork vividly portrays our protagonist, Asai, locked in a fierce battle against an undead horde, blissfully unaware of the even greater peril that lies ahead.
Angel Rising is a one-man band with guest appearances, that burst onto the scene in 2018 under the name Listenangel, gaining recognition through an impressive guitar-shredding YouTube channel. The debut album, self-titled ‘Angel Rising,’ was released on April 18th, 2018, featuring renowned drummer Kevin Talley. The album received positive acclaim, leading to a deal with French metal label Music-records. ‘Immortal Volition,’ the second album released on February 12th, 2022, showcased a darker and more technical death metal sound, garnering high acclaim upon its CD edition release on September 15th, 2022. With the upcoming release of ‘Afterlife’ under Wormholedeath, Angel Rising solidifies their position as a formidable presence in the metal scene.
The lineup for Angel Rising consists of:
Angel Rising: Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals
Guest Singer: M.Fox (clean vocals on ‘Worn Out Blood’ and ‘Dominion’)

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French progressive death-metal Wrath Of The Nebula unveiled new music video for D.N.A of the GODS!

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“Whoever forgets the past cannot understand the future”

About 3 years and a half after the birth of the band, Progressive Death-Metal 4 piece Wrath Of The Nebula is about to release its debut full-length album called ‘The Ruthless Leviathan’ and planned for a worldwide release on April 1st through M & O Music.

In the meantime, the band offered a glance from this forthcoming records and the official music video of the song “D.N.A of the Gods” available right now on YouTube

WRATH OF THE NEBULA is a PROGRESSIVE DEATH METAL band formed in 2018 by Hokuto No Dov and Vital Geff, having previously collaborated in several musical and artistic projects.

In 2019, joined by Kevin Paradis, phenomenal drummer, the music developed by the duo takes shape and the recording sessions of the pre-productions begin and reveals from that time on, the artistic direction chosen to set the themes of the songs.

The recurring themes of the group’s compositions are linked to the presentation of legitimate questions of humanity on its deep origins and the plausible links between humanity and higher extraterrestrial entities, which could have been present on our planet, long before the development of our first civilizations.

In this sense, the arrival in the group of Déhà, to keyboards and orchestrations, will add an epic and classic color, to the brutal and progressive compositions of the group.
Thus the death metal power of the group regularly rubs shoulders with the search for melodies, which are dear to them, in order to favor the listener’s immersion within a completely “stellar” concept album.

In any case, this is the ambition presented by WRATH OF THE NEBULA which in 2021, enters the VAMACARA STUDIOS to produce its 12-track album, under the leadership of the excellent HK KRAUSS, which will breathe power and clarity into the compositions of this first album soberly named ‘The Ruthless Leviathan’.