Species - To Find Deliverance
| Release date: | 26 August 2022 |
| Style: | Thrash metal |
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6 have it 1 wants it |
01. Rare Signals
02. Parasite
03. Falls The Tower
04. The Monument Of Envy
05. Malfunction
06. Thy Name Is Slaughter
07. Deus
08. Ex Machina
02. Parasite
03. Falls The Tower
04. The Monument Of Envy
05. Malfunction
06. Thy Name Is Slaughter
07. Deus
08. Ex Machina
Review
Lyrics Released via Awakening Records
Mixed by Igor Brzeski in January 2022
Mastered by Joel Grind in February 2022
Produced by Species
Cover art by Aleksandra Pawłowska
Logo design by Pati Chojnacka, edited by Aleksandra Pawłowska
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Melodic thrash metal - to some, that might sound like an oxymoron. How can a musical genre all about aggression and speed leave any room for beautiful tunes? But the more open-minded listeners will remember that thrash has always played with experimentation and thinking outside the box. After all, Megadeth's debut began with piano-playing. And who can forget Metallica's emotional "Fade To Black"? Now, with Species, it's far more than a single intro track or ballad. Sounds interesting? Well, it's time you give To Find Deliverance a listen. Read more ›› |
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| F3ynman Nocturnal Bro Contributor Posts: 3031  |
Incredible new progressive / technical thrash!!  In my opinion, the best thrash of the year! 
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5318  |
Wow this is very unique and enjoyable. The intro is like a theme to Close Encounters, but then bang! Straight into some classic old school thrashing with great riffs, and pounding drumming. The vocals are interesting they have a bit of old school punk about them, and I like the stripped back production too, it adds an authentic touch to the style. Thanks for sharing this  It's becoming my favourite thrash metal aoty too. A real gem! great find 
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| Qualeen Posts: 107  |
Written by AndyMetalFreak on 27.08.2022 at 09:06 Indeed! This is good, very creative. I loved "Parasite", made me think of Opeth at times with the harmonies. Aside from that track the rest I found reminiscent of Coroner, but not in the copy-alter-paste manner. Some really good ideas here.
---- So imminently visible - this cloaked innocent guilt Sentenced to a lifetime, a second of structured chaos Trampled by the ferocious, raging crowds of solitude I'm the soil beneath me soaking up the sustenance of my own death. [Meshuggah]
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| Qualeen Posts: 107 |
Written by F3ynman on 24.08.2022 at 23:42 Thanks for sharing this with me! Most appreciated.
---- So imminently visible - this cloaked innocent guilt Sentenced to a lifetime, a second of structured chaos Trampled by the ferocious, raging crowds of solitude I'm the soil beneath me soaking up the sustenance of my own death. [Meshuggah]
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| Boxcar Willy yr a kook Posts: 9158  |
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| Esimunth Posts: 20  |
Agreed, the guitar sound was lacking juuuuuust a bit, needed more crunch. Great album nonetheless, had some Opeth, Testament, and classic Forbidden and, vocally at least, Cirith Ungol vibes.
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| K✞ulu Seeker of Truth Posts: 2573  |
A band to watch. They can do great things in the future. The potential is there.
---- Savor what you feel and what you see Things that may not seem important now But may be tomorrow R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner Satan was a Backstreet Boy
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| Metal Addiction Posts: 115  |
It is a promising debut release with Coroner-esque technicality. This album is evocative of good old thrash metallers in the 80's like Testament, Coroner and the early days of Megadeth. Especially the guitar works are fantastic, showing jazzy, proggy and speedy feelings brilliantly fused in this album. But it is a bit of a bummer in mixing and mastering qualities. Drum works also need to be improved for the next release.
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