My dera fan knows that when I fall in love with an album I say great things about it. “Excessive Outburst of Depravity” is an album that I could hear all the time. by now, it is the third time I’m listening to it to write those words. Interestingly, the more I like the album, the more difficult sometimes it is to write about it. I get the so-called writer’s block. It happens. As I said before, the details showcases all the neat production the album had mainly in the guitar solos where guitarist Michael Carlsson uses techniques that are no longer used. The use of the pentatonic scales give the guitar solos that different sound my dear fan must have noticed. Album opener “Last Stand Hill” is a blast. The drums fillings at its initial seconds give the tone of the fast as speed of light cadence. The song is astonishing with a great and mesmerized guitar riffing that gives the fan the thrills. The kind of track that makes the fan immediately appreciate an album. The perfect change of mood fits as a glove as it serves as a bridge to the guitar solo. Following track “Pandemic Misery” follows the same path and there the fan will notice that something different in the guitar solos that I aforementioned. Interestingly, the technique guitarist Michael Carlsson uses here weren’t that common in that transition time. Many guitarists were changing the pentatonic scales to the major scales which provided more speed to the guitar solos.
I had a great time listenting to “Excessive Outburst of Depravity.” All the four times.
Protector “Excessive Outburst of Depravity” was released on July 01st via High Roller Records.
Track Listing:
- Last Stand Hill
- Pandemic Misery
- Referat IV B 4
- Open Skies and Endless Seas
- Infinite Tyranny
- Perpetual Blood Oath
- Thirty Years of Perdition
- Cleithrophobia
- Toiling in Sheol
- Shackled by Total Control
- Morse Mania
Watch “Pandemic Misery” official lyric video here: