In “Profound Evil Presence” Power From Hell give a step forward in their career. They managed to stay loyal to their influences and to incorporate some Modern features to their music what give them a chance to step forward. “Profound Evil Presence” means a happy marriage – hum, does that exist? – of the 1980s Extreme Metal with Modern Extreme Metal. It’s a perfect instrumental match because the drumming remains the good old speed-of-light pace with the combination of the characteristic fast bass drums-snare playing. The modern touch comes with guitar structures using more single chord phrasing and its repetition. While the drumming mantains the fierceful grip of the band, the guitar flies away to give more emotional feelings. By emotional feeling I mean anger and wrath, two feelings that represent well Power From Hell intent as a band. Don’t you ever forget that Power From Hell represent what there is of more cruel Metal playing in Extreme Metal world. In all in songs it’s possible to feel a cruel joy, a satisfaction of serving the most dark forces of this world in the form of music. It’s not difficult to feel when a band really mean it.
With Power From Hell “Profound Evil Presence” it’s possible to major how important roots are to a band. It forms a solid ground where bands can firm themselves in terms of music and attitude. It reinforces what I always say that nothing comes out from the the blue. It is always a moving process. “Blood and Spikes” was a needed step to Power From Hell stand, and understand, their position in order to move forward now in “Profound Evil Presence.”
Power From Hell “Profound Evil Presence” was released on June 14th via High Roller Records.
Track Listing:
- Nightmare
- When Night Falls
- False Puritan Phisolophy
- Lust, Sacriledge & Blood
- Nocturnal Desire
- Unholy Dimension
- Lucy’s Curse
- Diabolical Witchcraft
- Into the Sabbath
- Elizabeth Needs Blood
- Demons of the Night
Watch “Lust, Sacriledge & Blood” official video here:
