Though less than two years since Finnish industrial metallers released the rousing and impressive single One Way to Hell, time seems to have gone particularly slow waiting for the next instalment of their creative ravishing of ears and imagination. The wait is now over as the band unleashes new single Flesh Of The God, a track building on the potential and gripping qualities of its predecessor and those bred in the band’s previous debut album, and with ease revealing itself as the Kuopio quintet’s finest moment yet.
Project Silence began as 2008 opened its eyes, originally as a dark electro /aggrotech seeded solo project for founder and vocalist/programmer/keyboardist Delacroix. Towards the end of that first year drummer Silve_R alongside guitarists J and Mr. Sanderz were brought into the project with the following summer seeing the band begin work on their first album. Its creation and songs saw a stronger industrial and melodic metal flavouring evolving in the band’s sound, one reinforced by the rabid throaty tones conjured by new bassist Sturmpanzerjäger who joined up at the start of 2012. 424 was released in the winter of that year, its sprawling brawl of intense promise within a conviction of brutality and rabid enterprise soon awakening attention and acclaim. The album was as diverse as it was uncompromisingly contagious, a potent base from which One Way to Hell grew its own fresh and creative fury across two songs. It was a new stretching of the band’s imagination and bracing sound but now shown as also one step towards the fiercer and more skilfully incendiary design of Flesh Of The God.
The new single makes a low key yet ominous arrival around ears, keys brewing a sonic mist and warning from which the song erupts with rampant riffs, rousing rhythms, and rugged creative terrain. The keys continue to weave an alluring atmospheric coating around song and imagination, within which the vocals of Delacroix, aligned to equally volatile sounds, pounces with emotive growls and venomous expression. Melodic persuasion is just as potent and persuasive in the tempest too, bringing a warmer climate and tempering to the hostile emprise trespassing and thrilling the senses but simultaneously emphasizing its power and uncompromising attitude.
Electro, metal, industrial, symphonic and more are textures and spices all entwined within the creative maelstrom of Flesh Of The God, the result Project Silence’s most inventive, explosive, and virulent offering to date.
Flesh Of The God is out now @ http://projectsilence.bandcamp.com/album/flesh-of-the-god
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RingMaster 16/06/2015
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