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0 April 2016 – Powerplay Mag UK – Like Animals – Feral – Review
0 Feb-March 2016 – AU Mag – Interview with BBC
0 Northern Darkness Vol. 8 – Sanktuary – Review
0 Magic Music Fire – Buffalo Theory MTL – Skeptic Knight (Stand Productions)
En tout cas c’est une belle découverte que voilà, il faudra d’ailleurs que je me penche un peu plus sur le reste de leur discographie et je vous invite à en faire de même. Amateur de Rock boueux, de Stoner qui donne la patate ou de Southern Thrash qui excite les neurones, jetez-vous sur cet EP, vous ne serez pas déçu. J’espère avoir la chance, un jour, de les voir de ce côté-ci de l’Atlantique, car en live ça doit bien botter les fesses.
http://www.magicfiremusic.net/2016/04/15/chronique-buffalo-theory-mtl-skeptic-knight/
0 Manic Mosh Mag #03 – Silent Line, Scissortooth
0 EPK – Ominous Eclipse – End of Days (2015)
Ominous Eclipse – End of Days (2015)
Release Date: April 30, 2015
LABEL: Self-Release
DISTRIBUTION: Distrokid
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For fans of Gojira, Amon Amarth, Children Of Bodom, Death, Revocation
“The crowd was stellar at Mavericks, where each of the four bands were well represented by their fan bases. Opening on the night were Ominous Eclipse, whose chunky, frantic thrash metal din was led by their howling frontman. Largely drawing from their 2015 album End of Days, the four-piece pounded through six songs, tackling tracks like “Pestilence,” Abandoned” and the album’s particularly solid title track. Helping to limber the crowd for the chaos to come, they called for a “wall of death” in the confines of the club and the fans delivered, clearing the centre of the floor before the opposing sides barrelled into one another, bodies flying everywhere.” – Exclaim! (Live Review opening for Kalmah April 2016)
1. Death March (2:36)
2. Morning Hate (3:55)
3. The Reckoning (4:57)
4. Pestilence (3:36)
5. Desecration (4:30)
6. Plains of Death (5:49)
7. Aspects of War (5:00)
8. Abandoned (5:12)
9. End of Days (4:1)
10. Beyond The Apocalypse (5:11)
Album Length:
Album Credits:
– All songs performed by: Ominous Eclipse
– All songs written by: Ominous Eclipse
– Produced by: Dale Sauve & Ominous Eclipse
– Mixed by: Dale Sauve
– Mastered by: Dale Sauve
– CD Cover, Album Artwork: Made by Max Southwood
Album & Live Band Line Up:
Guitar, Vocals – Graham Murphy
Guitar, Vocals – James Close
Bass – Ryan Clements
Drums – Andrew Poskus
Discography:
2015 – End Of Days – LP
2014 – Beyond The Apocalypse – EP
Shared stage w/:
Revocation, The Agonist, Kalmah, Archspire, Incantation, Crimson Shadows, Killitorous, Vesperia, Black Fast, Funerus, Divine Realm, Caym, Insurrection
L-R- Graham Murphy (Guitar/Vocal), James Close (Guitar/Vocal), Ryan Clements (Bass), Andrew Poskus (Drums) – Photo Credit: Max Southwood
Ominous Eclipse is an Ottawa based metal band originated from Brockville ON. Self labeled as “Hybrid” death metal as death metal being the main aspect combined with elements of thrash, groove, black, melodic etc. Active since 2014, Ominous Eclipse have released an EP, “Beyond The Apocalypse” and an LP “End Of Days.” Starting off playing small local gigs, and moving up to opening for big names such as Revocation, The Agonist, Kalmah and more! Also acquiring an endorsement with Indie Guitar Co. and looking to start expanding into new territory. Ominous Eclipse is a very ambitious band passionate about writing and playing extreme music!
Artist endorsements:
2015 – Indie Guitar Company
0 The Dirty Room – Without Mercy – Mouichido (EP)
0 Vampster – Eohum – Ealfaeder
Nur ein Jahr nach dem überraschenden Debütalbum “Revelations, Aurora of An Epoch” melden sich EOHUM mit der EP “Ealdfaeder” zurück. Das kanadische Gespann rund um Mastermind Jeremy Perkins geht dabei einen rasanten Schritt weiter, als dass die musikalische Ausrichtung flotter und angeschwärzter geworden ist.
http://vampster.com/reviews/51116_EOHUM-Ealdfaeder-EP_CD-Kritik.html
0 Metal Underdogs – CD Review: Van Halst – World of Make Believe (2016)
A album showing how it sounds if you put your whole heartblood, feelings and musical abilities on one disc.The female voice of Kami van Halst is going through all the various regions you could imagine. A syphonic metal album showing how different songs can be if you want them to be this way. Don’t miss out this wonderfull recording.
http://metalunderdogs.blogspot.ca/2016/04/cd-review-van-halst-world-of-make.html
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