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Sonny Lombardozzi of ARISE FROM WORMS formerly of INCANTATION S2 E48

THAT METAL INTERVIEW presents Sonny Lombardozzi of ARISE FROM WORMS formerly of INCANTATION (recorded December 2021). The legendary guitar master shares different stories from the road and it's hardships. Sonny talks to us about the way ARISE FROM WORMS came together & talks about the new single; gives us a quick guitar rundown for musicians. Also talks about his experience during his times with INCANTATION. PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!      Donate to the channel to help create new content! https://www.paypal.me/thatmetalinterv... That Metal Interview Podcast is FREE and ON DEMAND, stream now on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Deezer, Bandcamp. Listen to The #ThatMetalInterviewPodcast​​​​​: https://lnk.to/uj7sH3k4 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/InterviewThat Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmetalinterview/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThatMetalInterview Subscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/JrocksMetalZoneSupport the show

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Benhard Gander - “Oozing Earth” for voice extreme, metal drummer and ensemble (2019)

Attila Csihar (Voice), Flo Mounier (Drums), Ensemble Modern, Brad Lubman (Conductor)

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Новый альбом VLTIMAS - Something Wicked Marches In (2019)

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Новый альбом VLTIMAS - Something Wicked Marches In (2019)

Black Death Metal трио VLTIMAS выпустили дебютный альбом Something Wicked Marches In на лейбле Season of Mist. Группа состоит из Дэвида Винсента (ex-MORBID ANGEL), Руне Эриксена (ex-MAYHEM, AURA NOIR) и Фло Мунье (CRYPTOPSY). После нескольких лет отсутствия на black metal сцене гитарист Руне Эрик...

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VLTIMAS - Something Wicked Marches In

With three death metal veterans coming together under one name, VLTIMAS from the start seemed stacked with enough star power to be too big to fail, but more often than not these supergroup formations end up exuding the side-project essence under which they form. And while they're usually packed with plenty of talent and experience to at least make a passable and interesting enough record or several, the meeting of the minds in such settings only occasionally results in work that truly rivals the best of the members' main projects' output.

Sometimes projects like these form from a mutual desire among the members to express themselves musically in a way they feel is unfit for their main projects, but for David Vincent, Flo Mounier, and Rune Eriksen, VLTIMAS is another outlet for them to hammer out some straightforward death metal with some blackened fringes. It is usually these less stylistically adventurous projects that embody that typical supergroup average-ness (as opposed to the more eccentric projects that either strike unforeseen gold or flop), and VLTIMAS is no exception.

Something Wicked Marches In is a comprehensively influenced, evenly contributed, yet safe first album from the individually reputable trio. It's not a very stylistically dynamic album either, with pretty much every track boasting the singeing combination of Eriksen's eerie and apocalyptic black metal guitar dissonance and Vincent's easily recognizable deathly snarls and growls over Mounier's often rapid-fire (yet rarely flashy) percussive foundation. Even so, the combination of each member's subtle differences in approach to metal makes for an at least fearsome abomination (in the positive, metal way) of a death metal album; the band make sure to work in enough compositional dynamic to keep the songs from droning on or running together, as I still found myself drawn to a couple of songs more than others for their composition (like the percussively dynamic title track and "Monolith") or their more ambitious combination of styles (like the blackened death thrash fest of "Everlasting", on which Mounier shines).

Indeed, Something Wicked Marches In is by no means the most ambitious project any of its members are involved in, and cynics might easily question the very point of their joining forces to just do what they could have easily done on their own with their respective main projects. Personally, I have no problem with VLTIMAS being just another outlet for the guys to do what they do well in a slightly different creative context. And who knows (maybe someone, but not me, because I didn't get all that deep into the press surrounding this album), perhaps there was a more eccentric motive under which this project was founded that the members eventually drifted away from because they felt this came more naturally. Either way, I'm not here to fail a record that most definitely passes, and comes with a few worthwhile songs, just for the sake of advocating some misplaced elitist consumer pressure on artistic drives I can't prove knowledge of the motives behind.

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The Jasta Show – Episode 296 – Matt McGachy & Flo Mounier (Cryptopsy) Matt McGachy & Flo Mounier (Cryptopsy) join me on the show today as we get back to the regular episodes once again.

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drumtalk – Flo Mounier (Cryptopsy) – Two Pound Torch [Dresden Drumfestival 2016] Drummer extraordinaire Flo Mounier of Canadians extreme metal band Cryptopsy playing a song off their self titled album from 2012 during his performance on Dresdner Drumfestival in September 2016.

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Flo Mounier - Cryptopsy

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