Creation’s End has religious connotations. Was this on purpose? Or is it just something that just happens to be so? How did you come about the name?
DARIO: We wrote the song “Creation’s End” several years ago and when …
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His Name Was Yesterday breaks the normal format of a typical metal band. Instead of the cheap distorted guitars, the heavy thudding of bass drums and an unintelligible voice that roughly resembles a polar bear gargling with cat litter, the …
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Bands, especially the ones that have proclaimed themselves as “underground,” also seem to take on the monikers of “dynamic” and”‘unique.” Unfortunately for bands that truly are dynamic and unique, groups like Broughton’s Rules ruin it for the rest of them.…
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Relapse Records is notorious for putting out some of the best albums in metal. Suffocation, Amorphis and a slew of others grace their label. However, their latest effort with Kill The Client and their debut with Relapse, Set For …
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Metal, as a whole, is moving in a different direction. It used to be all about three chords, two-minute songs and singing about death and dismemberment. However, Creation’s End’s album, A New Beginning is just that. They’re attempting to change …
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