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Track Listings
1 | Soulless Parasite |
2 | Nothing Remains |
3 | From the Flames |
4 | The Silent Vigil |
5 | Bleed the Same |
6 | As Bridges Burn |
7 | The New Dark Ages |
8 | No Known Grave |
9 | Weaponised Fear |
10 | Dronestrike V3 |
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Memoriam was primarily developed to fill the void that was left following the tragic death of Martin 'Kiddie' Kearns, the drummer from Bolt Thrower back in September 2015. Bolt Thrower subsequently placed all activity on hold for the foreseeable future which gave Karl Willetts an opportunity to develop a new project with friends that had expressed interest in forming a band for some time. Memoriam are an Old School Death Metal band and maintain the standards set by previous bands that the members have played with, focusing on the themes of death, loss and war. Initially Memoriam got together to play covers of songs that had influenced them throughout their careers within the Death Metal scene, however it soon became apparent that the new songs that they created were of a superior standard. Onward into battle... The war rages on
Product details
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5.55 x 5 x 0.47 inches; 2.68 ounces
- Manufacturer : Nuclear Blast
- Original Release Date : 2018
- Date First Available : January 31, 2018
- Label : Nuclear Blast
- ASIN : B0794MC5DX
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #162,454 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #14,516 in Metal
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With more twists and turns, and a little less pinch harmonics, which I noted from the last release, we get a maybe thrashier and punkier variety in the songs. This isn’t just a sludge or dronefest from the first minute to the last. There’s variation here which makes it all a bit more interesting.
Karl’s vocals are exactly what one would expect and he hasn’t lost his mojo, not one bit. Andy’s drumming is as frenetic and (to me, anyway) as precise as always. Frank holds down the bottom end, keeps everything together, and sets up a solid melodic foundation. Now there’s riff master Scott Fairfax. Here, he manages to rein in his squeals and howls (pinch harmonics) more than on their first release and concentrates or solid and relentless riffing. It’s brutal and effective but also clean and well-defined. There’s no muddy mess to try and get through as with some bands. You can always tell what’s going on. Once again, my only wish is that he’d let loose here and there and burn off a few solos but hey, he’s so busy holding up that wall of sound, I can’t really complain. As the Brits like to say, he has me chuffed.
Some have complained about the sound mix being too low. Okay, it is a bit low compared to some CDs I’ve had, but my answer to that is just turn it up! That’s what I did and it sounded just fine. I can still get it in my face with the twist of a knob. Then again, I play it in my car and not on a 500 watt per channel stereo, so maybe there’s something to that, but still. I’m already half deaf from being in the Air Force and I can still hear it just fine.
As for the songs…after playing it every day, to and from work all week…my favorites are As Bridges Burn, Bleed The Same, The New Dark Ages, No Known Grave and the one I have to relate to, the very punky Dronestrike V3, with the silent few minutes near the end. I have a personal connection to that song, so it resonates.
Memoriam is one of my new top favorite bands and when I spotted the brand new CD in the store, I dropped everything and snapped it up. I’m so glad I did. I don’t care what the naysayers think. I love it!
Rock on Memoriam!