Posts Tagged ‘Siege of Amida Records’
Posted in L, Reviews on Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008
In my line of work, I’m all about first impressions. I will generally make a snap judgment about a person and determine their veracity within about 30 seconds. Luckily, this does not apply to metal albums and reviews, because if I had simply relied on first impressions, Among Flies would have been album of the [...]
Tags: 2008, Erik Thomas, Ferret Music, Last House on the Left, Review, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in Reviews, T on Wednesday, November 19th, 2008
While you might expect yet another clichéd take of breakdown reliant deathcore based on the band name, label and overly dramatic album title, the fact is, once you discover The Plasmarifle hail from arguably the tech metal capital of the world, Montreal, feature former Neuraxis vocalist Maynard Moore and a familiarly tight mastering effort from [...]
Tags: Erik Thomas, Ferret Music, Review, Siege of Amida Records, The Plasmarifle
Posted in N, Reviews on Wednesday, June 18th, 2008
Here’s a release that would seem really odd when you look at its actual parts: a 2 year old symphonic black metal album (originally rleased by Deepsend Records in 2006) from Canada, featuring former Ion issonance vocalist Sébastien Painchaud (going by the far more black metal name of ‘Ill-Fate’ here) as well as at one [...]
Tags: Candlelight Records, Erik Thomas, Nefastus Dies, Review, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in A, Reviews on Sunday, April 20th, 2008
With Siege of Amida losing its crown jewel (Whitechapel) to that all encompassing mega metropolis (Metalblade for those not in the know), it made sense to ensure that their next deathcore monolith was firmly propelled into the consciousness of the metal spheres, and disregard what reception was received, which so far has been positive in [...]
Tags: 2006, Annotations of an Autopsy, Benjamin DeBlasi, Ferret Music, Review, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in News on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
Candlelight Records in cooperation with Siege of Amida Records confirms June 10 as the US release date for Urban Cancer, the debut album from Canada’s Nefastus Dies. Featuring former Ion Dissonance vocalist Ill-Fate, the album was produced by Yannick St-Amand (Despised Icon).
Formed in 2002, Montreal-based Nefastus Dies completed their line-up by the addition of former [...]
Tags: 2008, Candlelight Records, News, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in K, Reviews on Monday, September 17th, 2007
Much like the recent Candlelight/SOAR releases Diskreet, Rose Funeral and Whitechapel, Arizona’s Knights of the Abyss ply a form of technical, grindy, breakdowny, modern death metal, that’s to say, and I hate to use the term; deathcore, and they actually should give Job For A Cowboy (who share the same producer) a run for their [...]
Tags: 2007, Candlelight Records, Erik Thomas, Knights of the Abyss, Review, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in Reviews, W on Sunday, August 12th, 2007
As the deathcore genre becomes ever more burgeoning and ever more hated by them (the haters, shit talkers and internet dawdlers) who demand that the bands plying this style stop ‘breeing,’ claim they write poor death metal and have too many shitty metalcore breakdowns etc. But of course, their salient directive is that these bands [...]
Tags: 2007, Benjamin DeBlasi, Candlelight Records, Review, Siege of Amida Records, Whitechapel
Posted in R, Reviews on Tuesday, July 17th, 2007
Here’s another of Candlelight’s deathcore records licensed from the UK’s excellent Siege of Amida’s records (Diskreet, Whitechapel, The Partisan Turbine and Knights of the Abyss), and while not the best release or most original album either label will release this year, it’s a competent and confident record of snarling, breakdown heavy deathcore.
The formula is simply, [...]
Tags: 2007, Candlelight Records, Erik Thomas, Review, Rose Funeral, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in M, Reviews on Thursday, May 10th, 2007
Afer self releasing this stunning EP late last year, here come Montana’s Martriden (named after a Norse nightmare inducing wraith) now armed with an appropriate and deserved record deal, re-releasing thier 4 song (though each song ranges for 5-7 minutes), debut that deserved the attention of SOA/Candlelight and now deserves the attention of fans of [...]
Tags: 2007, Candlelight Records, Erik Thomas, Martriden, Review, Siege of Amida Records
Posted in D, Reviews on Thursday, April 19th, 2007
So Candlelight has signed a Deathcore band? Though it initially seemed a bit ‘trendy’ to me, but to their credit in Kansas’s Diskreet, they have found a solid act that delivers the goods.
Licensed from the UK’s Siege of Amida Records and having 2 bonus tracks, Infernal Rise is exactly what you would expect from a [...]
Tags: 2007, Candlelight Records, Diskreet, Erik Thomas, Review, Siege of Amida Records