ACCEPT speed around the corner with their new album 'The Rise Of Chaos', which will cement their status as genre leaders once again. Guitarist Wolf Hoffmann comments on the album title, "'The Rise Of Chaos' is something I have been thinking about often. It describes a condition which is slowly spreading around the world. With the stage setup on our latest European tour, we wanted to portray rather dystopian and destroyed scenery. If you now take a look at our new cover, it's the same imagery." ACCEPT continue along the path they started with their three previous records, which is why the band has recorded their 4th studio album since 2010 once again with Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Megadeth).
Despite the few issues the EP had, and the very few fast parts that leave the listener craving more but never get it, Ascend to Chaos is a strong debut EP from the group. The music is simply punishing and soul crushing at times, and it's clear that's what the band is best at. The songs are solid and offer enough unique music and changes during the song to kill any repetition that may come up. If you're looking for well done Death Metal, there's no denying that Gorephilia will answer that cravingw ith Ascend to Chaos.
20 years after first demo and 16 years after the dubut album MUSSORGSKI is back! 'Chaos and Paranormal Divinity' brings 46 minutes of dark Doom/Black Metal with industrial touch. Let the Chaos begin!!!
We're heading back in time here, back nearly twenty years in fact. With the recent release of the excellent "Dust" single from Sweden's Livin' Parazite, it feels right to reappraise the band's to date, only two albums, 1997s Paranoia Chaos and Down from five years later. The debut featured Martin Karlsson on bass, with guitarists Linkan Andersson and Ola Renkse, vocalist Larsa Bertilsson and drummer Geron Fritiofsson - it's a hard hitting, eclectic little beast of riffs and hooks…
"Chaos And Live Shots" contains footage of ASSASSIN's March 2010 performance in Osaka, Japan at the True Thrash Fest filmed with eight cameras. The set also features "bizarre anecdotes and wild film sequences," including words from "Uncle Tom" Angelripper (SODOM), as well as members of VIOLENT FORCE and DEATHROW, original ASSASSIN drummer Psycho Danger (the name says it all!), the band's first manager, and various ex-bassists…