#death singer

[zeytran]

My new obsession is Karthus.

[that-little-artist]

BROS DID ANY OF YALL WATCH SONGS OF WAR AS A KID??? Bc I sure did 😌

anyway,, I’ve been brainrotting on it so hard bc hehe silly minecraft show, so expect a lot more of this, while I consider tsp stuff again (I’m outta ideas lol, of y’all want me to make some shitty tsp ((or other)) doodles, plz suggest stuff hehe) but ye, watch SoW plz i beg

it was canceled after the first season, but season two was animated by one of the animators who worked on parts of it (along with the already recorded voice lines ehehe) I have yet to see season 2 lol

ok that concludes my ted talk

[listenherereviews]

Emecia Releases Familiar Spirits, A Skillful And Passionate Record

  Releasing their debut EP Pariah in 2014, Adelaide, Australia hardcore band Emecia has dropped their full length album Familiar Spirits, a heart stopping record that has led the five piece to share the stage with groups such as Blessthefall, From Moths To Flames, and The Color Morale. With songs such as “Deathsinger,” front man and vocalist Scott Middlin hits listeners right in the gut with his screaming vocals and edgy performance. While his voice may take awhile to get used to if you are not familiar with the hardcore genre, the rest of the group sweeps listeners off their feet, with their brain lodging riffs and a seemingly innate sense of what works musically in a song. 

Tracks such as “Even If It Kills Us,” shows off the ability of guitarists Trevor Lehmann and Marty Ainscow, performing intricate riffs, perfectly in sync with each other, that fit in perfectly with bassist Jake Gaston, and drummer Peter Beveridge. With energetic performances all throughout, the rhythm section shows off their chops and gives their fans a good idea of how they connect with fans during live shows. 

Closing with the powerful song “Victims,” Emecia takes their listeners on one last go around with their fast, harried, and tough sound, firmly planting themselves as upstarts to look at in the Australian hardcore scene. With so much to offer with their music, it is only a matter of time for a group like Emecia make their way to the United States and crush it. 

Listen to “Deathsinger” below.

  Featured photo: Steven Cook

Emecia Releases Familiar Spirits, A Skillful And Passionate Record was originally published on Listen Here Reviews

[walking-away-from-the-stars-blog]

Artist: November Növelet

Song: "Death Singer"

Album: Sacred (7" EP, hand-numbered limited edition) (2008)

Film footage is from "Metropolis" (1927) directed by Fritz Lang