Band: Fleshgod Apocalypse
Country of Origin: Italy
Genre: Symphonic Technical Death metal
Type: Full Length
Format: CD
Length Approx.: 57:00 min.
Length Approx.: 57:00 min.
Release Date: 02-05-2016
Release Label: Nuclear Blast
IR Classification: Excellent (4.5 / 5)
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“King” Captures an overwhelming wall of sound composed by symphonic elements and crucial metal parts to contrast
Italians Fleshgod Apocalypse they have released their fourth
full length, "King" and as you can imagine they still in the same
vein, composing some of the most devastating symphonic technical death metal
over the world, in less than a decade, this band has earned a place in the
acceptance of a countless followers, why? well the answer falls directly in their
sumptuous discography, their debut album "Oracles" released in 2009,
set the ground for Fleshgod Apocalypse for their innovative blend of
Neo-classical style and relentless death metal, later on in 2011 came back
again with "Agony" having a better production than their previous
album and is here where they are fearless to integrate more orchestral
elements, in 2013 "Labyrinth" sees the daylight with a more cohesive
songwriting, dynamic and brutal, with all these extenuating it is easy to distinguish
Fleshgod Apocalypse among others.
"Marche Royale" masterfully opens the album with a
powerful orchestration, is a little preamble for what's heading to you,
followed by "In Aeternum" captures an overwhelming wall of sound
composed by symphonic elements and crucial metal parts to contrast, while the
clean vocals are piercing yours ears and without mercy, gears up to the
crushing "Healing Through War" the guitar riff here are more abundant
and heavy, and the wind ensemble subtly slay the air, "The Fool" is
one of the most extreme technical cuts incorporating piano structures and
choirs, with complex and aggressive drumming, next is "Cold as
Perfection" is daring, slower pace with dark ambience and clean female
vocals resounds in the incomprehensive chaos, to the end an outstanding guitar
solo which eventually get lost in the spiral of chaos followed by
"Mitra". The beauty of the inconceivable comes with "Paramour
(Die Leidenschaft bringt Leiden)" a classical piano composition with
mesmerizing female vocals, prepares for "And the Vulture Beholds" and
"Gravity" delivers the most fastest riffage and delves once again in
an orderly chaos with exceptional string arrangements, "A Million
Deaths" is bombastic, opulent and heavier riff falls into a ungovernable
frenzy, the band emphasize in more piano melodies rather than complex
brutality, "Syphilis" approaches us to the end with a nightmarish
vibe, melodramatic and somber crushing riff brings the subtle agony when least
expected, the last track is "King" is a piano instrumental track
memorable as well passionate to end tragically.
Stay True… Stay Metal… Stay Brutal...
Track List:
01. Marche Royale
02. In Aeternum
03. Healing Through War
04. The Fool
05. Cold As Perfection
06. Mitra
07. Paramour (Die Leidenschaft Bringt Leiden)
08. And The Vulture Beholds
09. Gravity
10. A Million Deaths
11. Syphilis
12. King
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01. Marche Royale
02. In Aeternum
03. Healing Through War
04. The Fool
05. Cold As Perfection
06. Mitra
07. Paramour (Die Leidenschaft Bringt Leiden)
08. And The Vulture Beholds
09. Gravity
10. A Million Deaths
11. Syphilis
12. King
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