NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – October 9, 2023
March Into Azeroth With Canadian Death Metal DISPLAY OF DECAY “Legion of Doom”
New Album “Vitriol” Out October 2023 via Gore House Productions
(Mixed & Mastered by Chris Donaldson (Cryptopsy))
Alberta Tour Dates (Calgary, Edmonton, Lloydminster)
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L – R – Brandon Siefert (Bass), Sean Watson (Guitar / Vocals), Logan Wilson (Drums)
Photo Credit – Display of Decay
Display of Decay’s “Legion of Doom” is a death metal look at the menacing death knights found in World Of Warcraft. Step into the shadows of musical intensity and bask in bloody riffs, frosty bass lines, and unholy vocals. “Legion of Doom” comes off the band’s sixth album “Vitriol”, which is packed full of technical and dark artistry. The band details the writing process:
“Musically, this song was rewritten a number of times. I can remember a few minutes before a writing session, Brandon was on his way over and I was sitting there strumming along to warm up when I plucked the notes that would eventually become the chorus, and I thought to myself ‘’did I just write the best riff ever?!” Of course, I didn’t, but it’s a pretty damn great riff. This song is definitely more ‘progressive’ than the other ones perhaps, I feel there’s a definite nod to ‘Death’ in this one, but nonetheless, it’s about slaying monsters in Azeroth. FOR THE HORDE.”
Since 2007, Display of Decay has been writing death metal songs about serial killers, school shootings, and otherwise brutal methods of dying. Deep down though, they’re just a bunch of nerds who love playing heavy music and this song really captures that. There are other songs on the album that also pay homage to nerdy endeavors such as Mass Effect and Diablo while being wrapped up in groovy guitar work and ever-increasing technicality that shows how far the band has come over the years.
Get ready to experience the visceral and unapologetic realm of death metal and death knights with “Legion of Doom” recommended for fans of Immolation, Pantera, and Morbid Angel.
Listen to “Legion of Doom” via its premiere on Slam Worldwide – https://youtu.be/FxyxB4Nt2eA
“Vitriol” (mixed & mastered by Chris Donaldson – Cryptopsy) is due out on October 20, 2023, via Gore House Productions and is available for pre-order (Vinyl/ CD/ Digital) at https://orcd.co/vitriol
Lyric Video – “The Butcher” – https://youtu.be/8Bz0JKqbSkg
Guitar & Bass Playthrough – “Harbinger” - https://youtu.be/DsRWwIgXIjU
Tour Dates:
Nov 10 – Calgary, AB – Dickens Pub
Nov 11 – Edmonton, AB – Starlite Room
Nov 17 – Lloydminster, AB – Cheers Live
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Track Listing:
1. Malicious Motorcide (3:17)
2. The Butcher (4:26)
3. Legion of Doom (4:04)
4. Familial Feast (3:26)
5. Harbinger (3:06)
6. Hot Lead Vengeance (4:01)
7. Slaughtercast (3:54)
8. Vitriol (3:19)
Album Length: 29:36
More info:
Gorehouseproductions.com | Facebook.com/GoreHouseProductionsOfficial | Instagram.com/gorehouseproductions
Displayofdecay.ca | Facebook.com/displayofdecayofficial | Instagram.com/displayofdecayofficial | Tiktok.com/@displayofdecay
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“Edmonton’s long-standing denizens of death metal” – Decibel Magazine
“Should have lots of these from previous record, here are a few “This three-piece, hailing from the Canadian badlands, are an absolutely crushing ode to no-frills, old-school brutality.” – Metal Injection
‘’Perfect for fans of Deicide and Cannibal Corpse” – Bloody-Disgusting
“death metal that is surely to snap your neck and crush your skull.” – My Global Mind
“From pit anthems to intricate playing identifiable sound and raspy deep growls, every reason you love death metal is inside the tracks that lay within “Art in Mutilation.” – Metal Temple
“This is pure North American death metal with a dosage of thrash, but it’s the effective songwriting that keeps your interest from start to finish.” – Dead Rhetoric
“This is Brutal Death Metal that wastes no time on pointless intros or messing around.” – Wonderbox Metal
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