“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
I’m just a lucky guy who has chosen metal to live with for a long time. Metal changed my life for good. It made me more confident and stronger. Metalheads are naturally far away from the mass mediocrity and don’t accept impostures from anybody else. Metal is more than music, it’s a life changing oportunity!