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The Last Of Lucy hails from California and is a force to be reckoned with to be blunt. The Technical Death Metal act has just released their album ‘Moshka’ via Transcending Obscurity Records and it immediately hits your ears like a intergalactic cannon. The album blossoms chills through your spine as the riffs soar. Vocally, Josh De La Sol isn’t messing around on this one. Bringing range that could only be hit by this man, if he’s even human of course. If you haven’t heard this modern masterpiece, I personally recommend that you pause your reading and play that album, and then continue reading. Being a fan of of this band, I will go there and say this is their best work to date. I couldn’t help but reach out to Josh (vocals) and see what his take was about ‘Moshka’.
PRESS PROVIDED VIA VIRAL PROPAGANDA Watch the music video for “March of Prometheus” here. Vicious Instinct Records is proud to announce the signing of tech death-metal band Virial for the release of the band’s second full-length album “Transhumanism”, scheduled for release on September 24th. Divided between Italy and Austria, Virial was formed in 2010 and released a promising debut album titled “Organic Universe” in 2015, which garnered...
PRESS PROVIDED BY CENTURY MEDIA TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE HERE (Reading, Pennsylvania – July 12, 2021) – Progressive death metal band BLACK CROWN INITIATE have just announced the Doom Escape Tour 2021. The band’s U.S. headlining tour, which features support slots from Inferi and Arkaik, starts on September 30th in Reading, PA and wraps on October 17th in Manchester, NH, making stops in...
“This band has a killer future” – TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW
’Acheron, Stream of Woe’ marks another step in our sound progression. Just like James Horner’s original score, we searched for all the dramatic and dissonant elements our music could achieve.
The band continues to improve upon itself in more ways than one and even after four albums deep, Exocrine has plenty more potential to realize in the coming days.
Malcolm and Mike’s dual guitar work is nearly unmatched and thus far outstandingly exemplifies the chemistry these two musicians have developed.
