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posted 4 months ago

I’m calling all the death metal fans HERE, if you are one of them you must not miss this archive interview with Lucy & Veon, singer and bassist from Italian based Mechanical God Creation, interviewed during the “Cell XIII” promotion album that was out on 2010 on WormHoleDeath - Dreamcell 11 (Wormholedeath Dreamcelleleven). Singer Lucy simply states that “The album was born from the wish to express our inner, undeclared and huge anger. ” Want to know more? Go @ (via INTERVIEW: Lucy & Veon – Mechanical God Creation « Femme Metal Webzine)

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* Soulmaker - “Discordances” (2010)

Independent Release

Review by Tony Cannella

From France, Soulmaker play technical heavy metal with some elements of Thrash metal mixed in. Their debut full-length is titled “Discordances” and the band really shows off their heavy riffs and melodic songs throughout the course of this 12-song 49-minute album. On “Discordances”, Soulmaker offer up plenty of crunchy riffs and melodic songs. Many of the lyrics are sung in the bands native French language and the band provides plenty of aggression and intensity to go along with the melody. “Married to a Ghost” is a strong opener that draws you in from the very outset. From there, “A Vide” and “Sing” keep things chugging ahead at full speed. “Requiem for a Creep” is another highlight with some of the riffs reminding me a bit of early Iron Maiden. Also impressive are the multi faceted vocals of Marina Viotti. She has the ability to go from a clean singing style to aggressive often times in the same song. There is simply no coming up for air until the final song, “I Remember” which is a beautiful, haunting ballad. On “Discordances”, Soulmaker creates an enjoyable metal experience that leaves quite an impression on the listener.

Rating - 89/100

Tracklist

  1. Married to a Ghost
  2. A Vide
  3. Sing
  4. Requiem for a Creep
  5. Les Mouches
  6. In Nobody’s Heart
  7. Maux D’Adieu
  8. Inch Allah
  9. Rise to Fall
  10. A L’Encre de Ton Sang
  11. Tu Ne Fais Rien
  12. I Remember

Line Up

  • Marina Viotti – Vocals
  • Salva - Guitars
  • Sébastien Tchoryk – Guitars
  • Samuel Salvador - Bass
  • Nicolas Colotte - Drums

Links

MySpace * Site

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* Pyrrah - “Eternal Cremation” EP (2008)

Label : Satanica Productions

Review by Tony Cannella

I can’t think of a more male dominated genre of music than death metal. Thankfully artists such as Angela Gossow of Arch Enemy and Sabina Classen of Holy Moses just to name a few have stepped to the forefront and shattered the Death Metal or Extreme Metal stereotype. One of the newer bands to emerge on to the Death Metal scene is Toronto, Canada’s Pyrrah. The band is fronted by 18-year old female vocalist Christine P. Newman. She is joined by George (Lead/Rhythm Guitar), David W. (Bass) and Dave (Drums). The band play an extremely bombastic brand of technical Death Metal, with Emilie Christine P. Newman’s guttural vocals leading the way. Pyrrah have just issued their 4-song EP “Eternal Cremation” and man this should appeal to anyone who likes their metal extreme.  The opening track “Bestial Plague” kicks things into gear with a cool opening guitar solo as the song really gets going and in come the brutal vocals of Emilie Christine. Her vocals are very strong and a driving force in the band. The song is just straight-forward brutality and the band pretty much doesn’t stray too much from their chosen path. The guitar work is also quite impressive with lead guitarist George adding a technical almost virtuoso flair to his solos and guitar riffs. His solos in particular are very good and hard to ignore. “The Lake of Burning Suffering” is next and it opens with a positively fierce guitar riff that chugs along as the rest of the members join in. The song is powerful and definitely heavy. “Human Debris” is next and once again it begins with a great guitar riff as the vocals of Emilie Christina comes in and just crushes. The final track is the almost 8-minute “Sleepwalkers”. This is probably the most technically proficient of all of the songs on this disc and it also happens to be my favorite. The song features some cool time changes that are really different from anything else on the CD. The break and guitar solo near the end almost reminded me of something on the first Iron Maiden album. Very cool and an excellent way to end things. “Eternal Cremation” features 4-songs and 26-minutes worth of some quality Death Metal by this up-and-coming Toronto band. I will be the first to admit that I am absolutely no authority on death metal but it seems to me that Pyrrah has a unique way of writing songs, especially when it comes to the guitar parts and solos. “Eternal Cremation” is a seriously heavy, ass-kicker of a CD.

Rating - 75/100

Tracklist

  1. Bestal Plague
  2. The Lake of Burning Suffering
  3. Human Debris
  4. Sleepwalkers

Line Up

  • Emilie Christine P.Newman – Vocals
  • George Matthew – Guitars
  • David Whelan – Bass 
  • Dave Gouk – Drums  

Links

MySpace * Facebook * Site