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Bestial Invasion – Triligy: Prisoners of Miserable Fate (Shellfire Attack) (October 15)

Ukrainian prog thrash. They have a weird vocalist who comes off like some unholy cross between Hell’s late Dave Halliday, Sanctuary’s Warrel Dane, Toxik’s Mike Sanders, Geoff Tate and King Diamond.

Seriously.

Don’t ask me what the fuck’s up with that. But I guess it works.

The riffs are a bit overly busy and songs switch from one theme or modality to the next at a frenetic pace, but there’s no question these guys were raised on the old school (whatever their actual age and background) and/or studied at the feet of the masters. There are hints of Crimson Glory, Lethal, Apocrypha and several of the aforementioned acts on the band end, but where it goes wrong is in what appears to be a far stronger Atheist influence.

I know, they have their fans. I’m not one of ’em.

But you have to give these guys some serious props for getting the old school technical/speed/progressive thrash sound down pat, right down to all the inherent flaws. They certainly have strong musicianship, good production, interesting and often well crafted dual lead lines and solos, busy, technical drumming and the sort of vocalist bands of this orientation tended to gravitate towards.

Honestly, it works, and quite well at that – any negatives you’re picking up here relate to the oddness of the vocals (who the hell would think to throw some of those rather quirky vocalists’…well, quirks all together in some weird retro mashup?) and the overly rapid fire, trying to get your bearings on a floor full of greased marbles ersatz (and at one point, sorta Pagan metal-folky!) Atheist meets Apocryphaness of it all.

Objectively? These guys are a surprisingly strong contender from a new label (or to be more precise, family of sub-labels – heads up, Archaic Sound, we’re talking about you) who really stand out from the pack.

Respect.

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Убила фраза "It has some Maiden, but it also seems to take things in a much faster, more technical direction without relying on djent, core or other metal modernisms." 

This is the first EP release issued by the Ukranian technical thrash act, which actually comes after a full-length debut earlier last year. Uncommonly, this band did not release an EP before the debut, instead releasing a couple of singles and a split before the full-length. The style of music here seems to reference Iron Maiden's early works, and even frontman V. Zadiev has a little bit of Bruce in him. I'd know that air-raid siren approach from anywhere, and he's nearly got it. That being said, we're definitely still getting thrash here and that's coming on the back of drummer Ivan Semenchuck, with additional bass pounds from Metal Priest. The band features two guitarists (Evgeniy Maestro and Alexandr Klapstrov respectively) who manage to throw in some catchy leads and solos to the mix, even though it is quite obvious that the playing here lends to experimentation. It has some Maiden, but it also seems to take things in a much faster, more technical direction without relying on djent, core or other metal modernisms. I don't mind a little bit of prog and technicality when it works to beef up a record like this to such an astonishing degree. Listeners, you will hear and experience real song structures on this album, complex ones at that – and if the vocal fronted pieces don't work well enough to show it all off, then you have the amazing instrumental cut “Lord Of The Middle Earth” to demonstrate what these guys can really do. Perhaps their English skills aren't so great, but they can play above and beyond that of many other bands in this genre. I'm quite surprised by the sheer level of dedication to craft here and would recommend it to those looking for something a bit more complex that doesn't wander too far off into core or kitchen sink territory.

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Продолжаeм наш марафон рeцeнзий. На этот раз от норвeжского портала. http://eternal-terror.com/reviews/index.php?id=5558

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Может едва согласиться с этим, но будет швырять, что это больше похоже на Iron Maiden встречает Destruction встречает Great Kat, или что-то в этом роде.

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Украины Bestial Invasion играет технический трэш-метал, согласно пресс-релизу. Может едва согласиться с этим, но будет швырять, что это больше похоже на Iron Maiden встречает Destruction встречает Great Kat, или что-то в этом роде. Это ужасно трудно Bestial Invasion. Там нет до сих пор никакого интереса, так как это качество поставленного действительно имеет значение. Четыре песни очень разного характера, где она колебалась между частыми трэш, Uber технические трэш и более типичных хэви-метал / AOR партии. Хорошо завершена, и порой довольно внятно.

Bestial Invasion достаточно назван в честь уничтожения песни того же самого названия, я думаю. Сформированный два года назад и имеет в то время выпустила шесть синглов, раскол и полноценный альбом, в дополнение к этому

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