“Domini Tenebrarum” is more than an audacious effort. It is such a breathtaking album that makes you wonder how could they mix such different influences. I said audacious because Caedeous is a trade mark registered since 2015. Not so common for a Metal band, and their manager is not Gene Simmons, the guy who would register the air we breath if he could – he cannot, can he? Not common is also how seriously Caedeous take their career. The press kit we received is exquisite with a detailed text about the band, the plans, the recordings, and photos. Really pro stuff. A guide on how to promote a band.
In a nutshell, the thing that impresses most – yeah, there are more impressive things about “Domini Tenebrarum” – are the vocals made RuteFevereiro whose voice skills allow her to go from a raspy witchlike voice to a soprano in a matter of seconds. In fact, Caedeous built a layer of vocals in each song allowing “Domini Tenebrarum” to be one of the most unexpected voice experiences in Metal music I have ever seen. Inbetween songs there is another witchlike voice speaking in Portuguese that give us the creeps. I only miss more guitar solos. They are too scarce to me.
Caedeous “Domini Tenebrarum” was released on February 20th.
Track Listing:
- The Shape of Things That Were
- Fall of Mankind
- Corbie, the Deceiver
- Light of Darkor
- Rise of Marion
- Siege of Draedemor
- Valley of the Wicked
Watch “Rise of Marion” official video here:
https://youtu.be/eBEbHjTY71A