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Year : 2017
Style : Melodic Death Metal
Country : Russia
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans
Size : 103 mb
Bio:
SPHEREDEMONIS is a promising Moscow band formed back in 2013 by the members of DOMINIONS, NECROPOLIS PARK and MAKKHABR. The same year the band records its first single titled “The Priest”. The single receives many positive reviews and SPHEREDEMONIS ventures upon a bold and ambitious step – the recording of a full-length album. In the beginning of 2014 the band presents another welcomed song “I Choose You” supported by studio footage. During the album recording process Evgeniy Gortsovskiy (vocals) quits SPHEREDEMONIS due to relocation. After a while a talented musician and poet Nephilim – the front-man of SACRUM FRAUS – joins the band. He writes the lyrics for the remaining songs and records vocals. In the middle of 2015 the album is recorded and Nephilim quits the band in order to focus on his main project – SACRUM FRAUS. Meanwhile SPHEREDEMONIS remains busy with rehearsals, searching for a vocalist and mixing of the new album. In 2016 thanks to the masterful work done by Georgiy Shchelbanin (DEVIANT NATION STUDIO) the album is finally mixed and mastered. The same year the new vocalist Alexander Spartanskiy joins the band. SPHEREDEMONIS records another song with his vocals, commences concert activity and starts looking for a label. Finally in April of 2017 the debut album “The Revelation of the Pyramids” is released by More Hate Production.
Album:
SphereDemonis are a death metal band from Russia and this is their debut album.Here we have a band that are not afraid to throw a few different influences into the pot, resulting in an album that covers many bases in its relatively short playing time.This is a death metal band that takes the streamlined aggression of melodic death metal and adds to it with two main additional ingredients. The first is a helping of the Polish style, with epic and symphonic elements being used to enhanced the band’s delivery. The second is a dash of deathcore, played in the American style; less apparent than their symphonic aspects, this is nonetheless felt in some of the heavy riffs and used accordingly in the context of everything else here.Although there’s only 32 minutes of material here, there’s a surprising amount packed into this album. Concise and efficient songwriting means that the band manage to explore many different moods and atmospheres across the tracks, with their core melodically aggressive style being enhanced by symphonic and epic elements, while also taking the time to add in some extra heaviness and bite when needed.The band certainly have an epic streak in them, which is brought to the fore in the keyboards. These are not overly used though, and only take a step forwards into prominence when they need to. This part of the band’s delivery is well-considered and arranged, weaved into the tapestry of the heavy aggression to flavour and layer extra emotive content into the music.The songs merge together these various components surprisingly easily and effectively, with the band seemingly having an intuitive grasp of when to let the brutality reign, when to incorporate deeper atmospheres, when to push their melodic side to the foreground, or when to unleash a hugely groovy riff.The primary vocals are deep growls that are performed admirably. These are backed up by the occasional clean voice, although the main emphasis is very much on the guttural growls.The band demonstrate early on that they seem to have the skill necessary to pull this kind of ambitious sound off. Both the musicianship and production are of a high standard, giving the music the room and presence it needs to flourish.The Revelation of the Pyramids is highly emotive and engaging, as well as being surprisingly catchy and memorable. It’s a very satisfy album that provides an extremely enjoyable listen. There’s a lot here to like, and I can easily imagine this band being snapped up by one of the larger metal labels. Let’s hope they don’t miss out, as they clearly have a lot of talent.One of the things I love about doing what I do is getting exposed to all manner of different bands that might get overlooked otherwise, especially when it comes to ones that are attempting to realise something more novel than your average band does. Spheredemonis is one such group, and The Revelation of the Pyramids is both impressive and enjoyable.Make sure that you give this one a thoroughly good listen, as it’s very much worth your time and effort.
Line Up:
Alexandr Spartansky - Vocals - See also: Demonic Race
Evgeniy Konakov - Bass
Damir Gaysin - Guitars
Vadim Morwran - Guitars - See also: North Diamond
Maxim Lvov - Drums - See also: North Diamond, ex-Anckora
Tracklist:
01. The Path of the Righteous 01:08
02. From the Depths 04:15
03. Behold the Hypnotic 02:54
04. I Choose You 03:53
05. Rage Array 04:27
06. Transeptum 04:46
07. Eternal Rest Gray Pyramids 02:16
08. Three Secrets of Ishtar 04:01
09. Risen in the Sanctuary 04:12
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