The Headbanging Moose Album Review – Frogg / A Reptilian Dystopia EP (2020) “A short and sweet stash of riffs, licks and raw emotion inoculated over the years, poured out into the world in the form of modern and thrilling Technical Death Metal.” https://theheadbangingmoose.wordpress.com/2020/01/17/album-review-frogg-a-reptilian-dystopia-ep-2020/
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0 The Headbanging Moose Album Review – Frogg / A Reptilian Dystopia EP (2020) “A short and sweet stash of riffs, licks and raw emotion inoculated over the years, poured out into the world in the form of modern and thrilling Technical Death Metal.”
0 Sleepwraith – Day Terrors — Between The Lines Media “Day Terrors is a record that will take the listener on an emotional journey. The album is full of thick riffs you would expect. But in turn, it is also full of some twists and turns you wouldn’t expect. Its things like that, that make a good record. Something that keeps a listener on its toes. Sleepwraith is a band that everyone needs to watch out for.”
Sleepwraith – Day Terrors — Between The Lines Media “Day Terrors is a record that will take the listener on an emotional journey. The album is full of thick riffs you would expect. But in turn, it is also full of some twists and turns you wouldn’t expect. Its things like that, that make a good record. Something that keeps a listener on its toes. Sleepwraith is a band that everyone needs to watch out for.”
https://www.betweenthelinesmedia.org/album-reviews/2020/1/17/sleepwraith-day-terrors
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0 #TGIF #NEWMUSICFRIDAY! Out Today! Edmonton’s Sleepwraith – “Day Terrors” For fans of Between the Buried and Me, Lamb of God, As I Lay Dying, Shadows Fall
Out Today!
Edmonton’s Sleepwraith – “Day Terrors”
For fans of Between the Buried and Me, Lamb of God, As I Lay Dying, Shadows Fall
Stream at https://open.spotify.com/album/25fDztfaXD1jYrropiihOR…
Download at http://store.cdbaby.com/cd/sleepwraith
CD available at https://www.sleepwraith.com/merch
“‘A Demon’s Pawn and The Abyss’ is brutal, with sick aggro riffs and fierce vocal performance.” – Ghost Cult Magazine
“Day Terrors” “The deeper we head into the dimension that Sleepwraith inhabit, there’s no escaping just how layered and sonically pleasing it all is. Their ability to go from furious and meaty death-infused metal to bleak melodies and thumping rhythm is second to none.” – Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life
“The straight jacket awaits and anyone who who has been to the dark places depicted will resonate with the lyrics once they’ve finished head banging to the riffs. This is nothing short of a phenomenal record of depth and texture that’s feisty and intricate and complex as well as being heavy hitting when it needs to be [8/10]” – Metal Noise
“Sleepwraith’s Day Terrors dabbles in very serious topics. Depression, suicide, and personal demons are all captured in stark imagery. Vocalist Seedy Mitchell put on a showcase with a varied approach to his vocals, including cutthroat growls and emotive melodies, giving heft to the topics at hand…” – Heavy Music Headquarters
“from the brutal low gutturals to the ear-piercing highs and even the clean vocals mixed into several songs, the vocal range was amazing to me. The vocals aren’t the only thing that caught my eye though, the man behind the drum kit can tear it up with the best of them, and so can the guitarist, but that’s just my humble opinion. Some of my favorite songs from this album are ‘The Aphelion Complex,’ ‘The Vile Raptured,’ ‘Sol’ and ‘Dystory.’ ‘The Aphelion Complex’ being the first song on the album is definitely an attention grabber… This song really gives the listener an idea of how the rest of the album will flow and it does not disappoint. In conclusion, I would recommend that any fan of metal check these guys out, and pick up this album once it drops on January 17, 2020. This album is well done from front to back and is on that shouldn’t be missed.” – ROXX100.com
“You just need to hear the first Day Terrors cut entitled “The Aphelion Complex” to understand the concept… Very promising debut of a duo that knows how to bring out its potential in its first step. – Science of Noise – Rock Magazine
0 #TGIF #NEWMUSICFRIDAY! Out Today! Frogg – “A Reptilian Dystopia” For fans of Obscura, Arsis, Born of Osiris, Kalmah, The Zenith Passage
#TGIF #NEWMUSICFRIDAY!
Out Today!
Frogg – “A Reptilian Dystopia”
For fans of Obscura, Arsis, Born of Osiris, Kalmah, The Zenith Passage
Stream and Download on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play at https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/frogg1/a-reptillian-dystopia
“FROGG is a dangerous force of Technical Metal making themselves known!” – The Circle Pit
“Technical Death rising star” – GhostCult Mag
“FROGG have succeeded where others in the tech-metal cesspool have failed this year. They have produced a fresh & enjoyable 5-course meal of original organic riffs, unsaturated with lameness & paired impeccably with a robust production worthy of all bedroom audio nerdz. A Reptilian Dystopia should be a huge part of everyone’s 2020 playlist.” – TrveNorth Reviews
“This is an incredible EP, guys. Every one of these songs has made it into heavy rotation, and I am honestly so excited to hear more in the future.” – Metal Trenches
““A Reptilian Dystopia” is absolutely a solid, proggy technical metal release, with all the time signature changes, insane scale runs, and gorgeous harmonies you’d expect from modern progressive shredders. Pulling no punches the EPs first track ‘Ancient Rain’ is a constantly changing beast of a track, shifting from blast beat heavy punishing riffs to entrancing melodies. I found it hard to get bored during its three and a half minutes of beautiful aggression… This guy is a beast on the axe, clearly, a great musician and I look forward to seeing this band do very well in the near future… if you’re into some proggy technical goodness, definitely for fans of bands like Obscura, The Zenith Passage or Fallujah.” Roxx100
“My favorite part is definitely the ability to sound different in a genre that is starting to get a little stale. Its a heavy blend of Tech while adding some extra melody. Most tech death bands literally go for face melting riffs. Which is also cool. But after a while that gets kind of boring. So for a band like Frogg to put out an EP like this, they could help lead the next generation of tech death kids.” 10/10 – Between The Lines Media
“The quality on show here is amazing for a first release and has left us salivating at the prospect of their debut album [9/10]” – Metal Noise
“Bursting into life with a colossus bang, it’s a technical monstrosity that greets listeners with Ancient Storm. It’s wild, it’s nasty but it’s built on a foundation of sharp riffs and ferocious groove.” – Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life
“There’s enough impressive lead guitar work to fit onto a full album, let alone all that’s crammed into these four songs.” – Heavy Music Headquarters
“This EP is interesting, because it’s extremely heavy, but it also has a great grasp on melody. Think like… Inanimate Existence + Born Of Osiris + Chon? It’s extremely well played – technical and fast as all hell – while remaining palatable and not overbearing. It’s an interesting balance they have going, and it’s definitely impressive for a debut, especially the 7 minute beast of a track that is DNA.” – Zax Record Reviews
“A Reptilian Dystopia is a succession of rock-hard riffs, complex melodies, extremes and power. The Ep is raw and brutal and according to Sky Moon Clark offers the basis for an album that will be released at the end of 2021. An album with an even more balanced track list. For the time being it is now fifteen minutes of solid extreme metal that will wake you up.” – Rockportaal
0 Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life Whiplash: Sleepwraith – Day Terrors Review
Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life Whiplash: Sleepwraith – Day Terrors Review
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