gravemind-–-introsphere-(album-review)

Gravemind – Introsphere (Album Review)

Gravemind – Introsphere Released: 2nd August 2024 Lineup: Bailey Schembri // VocalsMiki Simankevicius // GuitarKarl Steller // DrumsAden Young // GuitarsDamon Bredin // Guitars Online: FacebookInstagramWebsite Clean vocals in metal is a touchy and divisive subject, especially among the scene’s seemingly many elitists and self-appointed gatekeepers. Admittedly, if done poorly, clean vocals can sound pretty cheesy and watered-down amidst heavy guitars and pounding drums. However, if done well, clean vocals can add rich character and great memorability to a heavy song. And that’s what we have here. And of course, if a heavy screamer can actually sing as well, why not utilize this? In fact, Melbourne’s Gravemind have upped the ante in the heaviness stakes, while adding a healthy dose of soaring cleans, on this, their long-awaited sophomore album. That’s not to say their debut, 2019’s Conduit, was a lightweight. Far from it. It’s a veritable beast of an album. It’s just that Introsphere is even beastlier. A change of singer can obviously cause massive upheavals and all sorts of issues for any band, and such is the case here (we will go into those issues in our incoming interview with the band, rather than here.) But it can also [...]

Rubriques :

Gravemind – Introsphere (Album Review)

Articles similaires

thrown – Excessive Guilt (Album Review)

Boston Manor – Sundiver (Album Review)

Boston Manor – Sundiver (Album Review)

To The Grave – Everyone’s A Murderer (Album Review)

The Weigh-Up: Jackson Pro Plus XT Soloist SLAT HT6 Baritone (Gear Review)

Within Destruction Celebrate Sumerian Records Signing with New Single ‘Demon Child’

PeelingFlesh – The G Code (Album Review)

Wings of Desire command us to "Shut Up And Listen" on their new EP

Wings of Desire command us to "Shut Up And Listen" on their new EP

Up Schmidt creek: If that’s what Pumas can do, how bad will a Lions mauling get?

Les derniers communiqués