“Hunting Heretics” is strong, with no mercy and concessions for any kind of other thing than Death Metal. Of course, we respect that. The EP opens up with “Fear the Veredict” with a slower tempo, but heavy as hell with strong and intense guitars. The main riff is a killer interweaven with a harsh powerful voice that make your blood freezes. The finesse is also present in the grand finale in a smooth and effective guitar phrase that fits perfectly the vibe Demonbreed want to share. Great choice to kick off an album. “Deadly Superstition” takes off with a slayerish guitar riff, but soon Demonbreed remind us that they are a band of a tender finesse which comes again in the guitar solo. Don’t forget all the enthusiasm that “Confessions in Fire” brings us. As I said, “Hunting Heretics” is an album full of moments. Each one of the five tracks herein is full of surprises. Demonbreed can’t follow the rules straight ahead, they urge to get a moment to subvert them. That’s why is “Hunting Heretics” an album so full of surprises. Don’t expect a mere bunch of songs, you deserve much more and Demonbreed will give it to you. Enjoy the hypnotic riff in the middle of “Suprema” when it bursts into an inspired and sublime guitar solo. That’s what I call finesse. By the way, I haven’t forgotten title track, I’ll let you take your own conclusions.
“Hunting Heretics” is the album if you want something else.
Demonbreed “Hunting Heretics” will be released on December 14th via Testimony Records.
Track Listing:
- Fear the Verdict
- Deadly Superstition
- Confessions in Fire
- Suprema
- Hunting Heretics
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