| Written by Alex Mrkonjic TRACK LISTING Ten Thousand Falls The World Was Mine (feat. Bjorn Strid of Soilwork) Nowhere To Nowhere Shattered Crown Ashes Of Fate (feat. Jon Howard of Threat Signal) Sleep Well The Darkest Night The Long Descent Another Day Gone Coming Undone Release Date: May 5, 2016 Label: DarkTunes Music Group Website: www.logicalterror.com www.facebook.com/LogicalTerrorOfficial www.twitter.com/logicalterror www.youtube.com/logicalterror1 |  |
LOGICAL TERROR IS:
Julius - Screaming vocals Emiliano - Clean vocals Federico - Drums Roberto - Bass Giulio - Guitars
Julius - Screaming vocals Emiliano - Clean vocals Federico - Drums Roberto - Bass Giulio - Guitars
I love classic heavy metal/thrash metal bands like Megadeth, Slayer, Testament, and Death Angel just to name a few. However, I have always had this desire for a new band to come along and give me a huge kick to the gut. Thankfully I have found that in Modena, Italy’s own Logical Terror and their brand new album Ashes of Fate. They have perfectly blended orchestral melodies with a metal sound that will make any metalhead instantly bring out the horns.
In 2011, Logical Terror released their debut album Almost Human with great reception from critics all over the world, as well as being mentioned in magazines like Metal Hammer and Rock Hard as one of the best up-and-comers. For their sophomore effort Ashes Of Fate, they decided to feature the talents of Jon Howard of Threat Signal and Bjorn “Speed” Strid of Swedish melodic death metal veterans Soilwork.
Right off the bat, you begin the headbanging with the thrash-sounding “Ten Thousand Falls” with its pulse-pounding double bass and dazzling riffs. This song introduces what you are going to get yourself into really well. Other songs like “The World Was Mine”, “Nowhere To Nowhere”, and the thrashy title track “Ashes of Fate” will instantly make you headbang. Now as much as I like heavy thrash songs, I really appreciate bands that also do melodic songs very well.
Vocalists Emiliano and Julius really show their vocal chops on “Shattered Crown” which is my personal favourite. It takes a step back from the thrashing of the first three songs and slows it down with epic vocals and majestic riffs. They keep this trend going with “Sleep Well the Darkest Night” and “Coming Undone”, so if you like more melodic songs, these songs are for you.
The best thing about Ashes Of Fate is this album does not stick to one genre. There is something here for every kind of metal fan and it blends them all together very well. From complex solos and a violent bass to amazing riffs with twin vocals, this album has proved that it is a must have for any metal fan’s collection.
In 2011, Logical Terror released their debut album Almost Human with great reception from critics all over the world, as well as being mentioned in magazines like Metal Hammer and Rock Hard as one of the best up-and-comers. For their sophomore effort Ashes Of Fate, they decided to feature the talents of Jon Howard of Threat Signal and Bjorn “Speed” Strid of Swedish melodic death metal veterans Soilwork.
Right off the bat, you begin the headbanging with the thrash-sounding “Ten Thousand Falls” with its pulse-pounding double bass and dazzling riffs. This song introduces what you are going to get yourself into really well. Other songs like “The World Was Mine”, “Nowhere To Nowhere”, and the thrashy title track “Ashes of Fate” will instantly make you headbang. Now as much as I like heavy thrash songs, I really appreciate bands that also do melodic songs very well.
Vocalists Emiliano and Julius really show their vocal chops on “Shattered Crown” which is my personal favourite. It takes a step back from the thrashing of the first three songs and slows it down with epic vocals and majestic riffs. They keep this trend going with “Sleep Well the Darkest Night” and “Coming Undone”, so if you like more melodic songs, these songs are for you.
The best thing about Ashes Of Fate is this album does not stick to one genre. There is something here for every kind of metal fan and it blends them all together very well. From complex solos and a violent bass to amazing riffs with twin vocals, this album has proved that it is a must have for any metal fan’s collection.
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