Nerve Saw got a way of combining speed, cadence, and lots of sonorous violence in “Peril.” All tracks are acid and corrosive in a way the fan will drool. But the thing that pops the eye of the fan is the vocal. I have to confess that it makes all the difference. The contrast between the vocal and the guitars plus the sometimes groovy – ? – cadence is like a smash in the face. If I had to choose a track that shows perfectly the vibe I’d go with “Empty Heart” with its incendiary guitars and the aforementioned vocal. What a throat this Markus Makkonen guy has. I wonder an entire gig singing like this. I praise it. A lot. Or, on second thought, “The Eyes of the Golem” with its Motörhead drive and inflamed drumming. It really makes the fan’s blood boils.
“Peril” shows us that to make something really exciting doesn’t need much. No need to make a sonorous rfevolution changing or adding everything to Metal music. Metal music has always been simple to the bone. No need to reinvent the wheel, it has already been invented. And besides all that, it is a very difficult album to label due to its unique features.
Nerve Saw “Peril” will be released on March 27th via Testimony Records.
Track Listing:
- A Fool
- Life Goes on… Not
- No Lead
- The Red Line
- Ghosts in Dialogue
- Empty Heart
- Nails
- Last Verse for the Buried
- P.I.A.T.
- The Eye of the Golem
- Wolves of the 80’s
Watch “Last Verse for the Buried” official music video here:
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!