Vanishers by Katatonia (featuring Anni Bernhard) from the album City Burials
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Vanishers by Katatonia (featuring Anni Bernhard) from the album City Burials
Tue Bayer, Michael Poulsen, Jacob Hansen, and Kaspar Boye Larsen at Jacob Hansen's recording studio in Denmark
"Good times at Hansen Studio, missing Jon though" via Kaspar on Instagram
Wednesday, December 14: Anubis Gate, “Bloodoath”
Jacob Hansen tried to make a go of it as a musician with a few bands, and Anubis Gate was one of his last attempts at stardom before he mostly settled into a nice career as a producer. In that band he managed a couple albums as singer and guitarist, with “Bloodoath” appearing on 2009’s The Detached, and based on that Hansen had a nice if somewhat indistinct vocal range that serviced the material well. The Danish act had been at it for three albums by then, and Hansen was actually their second frontman, so they had a clear sense of identity, and the track reflected their approach to progressive metal by being dynamic and crunchy. It was thoughtfully conceived and worked while it was playing, and there was no faulting the band’s technique. It wasn’t enough for Anubis Gate to break through, and Hansen departed before their next album, but the fact that when he did return to action as a musician, it was with the similarly progressive Pyramaze, reflected his facility with this style.
The Time Traveller by Pyramaze featuring Matt Barlow & Lance King
Invocator
1990
Plague #2
I just want y’all to know there was a time where Donald cold-cocked his uncle because Scrooge kidnapped them for a dangerous adventure without telling them it was him.
Asinhell's Music Video for Impii Hora
Via YouTube
AsInHell | June 10, 2024 | Technikum, Munich, DE
Text translation:
"Fun Fact: The song "Pyromantic Scryer" was the first song that Michael Poulsen wrote for the current record. 🤘😎"
Via Rock Antenne's Instagram story