Here in “Doomsday Psalm” the band makes some more unexpected combinations as at the end of “Force-Fed Soma” and the beggining of “Howl of Barghest” with some jazzy stuff mixed with some oriental mooding. More interestingly, Dystopia A.D. put those passages in a way that my dear child of the night will think of them as background. It would be so easy to label Dystopia A.D. and “Doomsday Psalm” as Melodic Death Metal, but that would be unfair to a band that works so hard to make a difference in the world of Extreme Metal. Not only for the out of the box musicial combinations the band does, but also for the the neat and carefull way the band builds up their songs. “Imperial Dawn” has the exact doses of agression and melody with an insanely well performed performing. Very hard to believe that the band is the outcome of only two musicians. Pay very good attention to the initial guitar phrasings of “Lost Shores” and its amazing mooding. Hard to tell it’s the outcome of only two people. Really hard. It reminds a lot a band we don’t say the name in its top with “…And Justice for All?” – no need to say the name of the band.
Dystopia A.D. “Doomsday Psalm” will be released on December 02nd.
Track Listing:
- Imperial Dawn
- Terminal Lucidity
- Fields of Carrion
- Force-Fed Soma
- Lost Shores
- Doomsday Psalm
- As Skies Collapse
- Howl of Barghest
Watch “Imperial Dawn” official video here: