Category: Idol of Fear
0 MARCH 2022 – Album reviews Scream Magazine 264 – IDOL OF FEAR
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#5 IDOL OF FEAR
#7 Depleted Uranium
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For the Week Ending: Tuesday, March 29, 2022
0 Decibel Magazine Premieres Idol Of Fear’s Brooding Third Album “Trespasser”
NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – March 10, 2022
Decibel Magazine Premieres Idol Of Fear’s Brooding Third Album “Trespasser”
“Trespasser” Out March 11, 2022
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L-R – Kalei – Bass, Austin – Vocals, Doug – Drums, Dave – Guitar
Photo credit: A.J.
Toronto’s Idol Of Fear is releasing their third album “Trespasser” shortly, with a first listening over at Decibel Magazine. The album is a black metal masterpiece, shrouded in darkness, bitterness, and relentless riffs.
Listen to it in full HERE.
Their most powerful and cohesive album to date, “Trespasser” will provide a darkly invigorating yet personally introspective experience for the listener. Every lyric relates to a personal experience, but oftentimes certain elements seem to make their way through dreams and other nebulous connection points. They explain the album in further detail:
“Fear has never in recent memory held more power and sway over our populations than now. A spectrum ranging from extreme visceral terror to the more subtle and sublime forms, the latter form perhaps more nefarious in its subliminal accumulation. Whether manufactured or seated in a terrible legitimacy, its prevalence has seeped into nearly every aspect of our societal facets. Acknowledgment of its reign is unnecessary when it dictates the context of an individual existing within its domain. “TRESPASSER” is born of this wicked plane; a vehicle of ill-conceived venturing into the hostile dark.”
All the members of the band contribute ideas during the creative process. They have tracked the last two albums themselves and while this approach may change in the future, it has proven efficient to this point. The album was mastered by Jeremie Bézier (Emptiness, Enthroned) and the artwork was done by Rotten Fantom.
The eerily progressing black darkness from the North is recommended for fans of Shining, Deathspell Omega, and Mgla.
“Trespasser” officially releases on March 11, 2022 via the band’s own label Somnolence Productions.
Album pre-order – https://idoloffear.bandcamp.com
Lyric Video – Cheirotonia – https://youtu.be/-3kEEZfw5HM
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Track Listing:
1. The Flayed Horizon (5:24)
2. Angel Dust (5:28)
3. Cheirotonia (5:15)
4. Phantom (4:58)
5. Trespasser (5:15)
6. In the Cold Light of Dawn (4:27)
7. Alone With You (5:12)
8. What You Came to Find (6:18)
9. Endless (3:00)
Album Length: 45:16
Album Recording Credits:
• All songs performed by: Idol of Fear
• All songs written by: Idol of Fear
• Produced by: Idol of Fear
• Mixed by: Idol of Fear
• Mastered by: Jeremie Bézier (Emptiness, Enthroned)
• Album Artwork by: Rotten Fantom
• Canadian Content (MAPL)
Album and Live Band Line Up:
Austin – Vocals
Dave – Guitar
Kalei – Bass
Doug – Drums
Discography:
2022 – Trespasser
2020 – Pox (single)
2018 – Grave Aperture (LP)
2014 – All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)
For more info:
Facebook.com/idoloffear
Twitter.com/idoloffear
Instagram.com/idoloffear
About:
A heavy darkness from Canada who have been stalking the unlit horizon since 2011, Idol of Fear is undeniable, undefinable. Formed out of a necessity to make something out of the gloom that swirls around us all, Idol of Fear has been making music together for a very long time now and dedicated themselves to honing their craft, as it is work that they do not approach lightly.
Thus far, Idol of Fear have released two full-lengths, “All Sights Affixed, Ablaze” (2014) and “Grave Aperture” (2018). A third, “Trespasser” will come out in 2022. All contributing ideas to the creative process, Idol of Fear tracked the first two albums themselves and tend to write new material by recording as opposed to jamming it out. Every lyric relates to a personal experience, but oftentimes certain elements seem to make their way through dreams and other nebulous connection points.
When playing live, some songs are re-arranged in order to be properly executed, but for the most part Idol of Fear recreates the atmosphere that their recorded material projects – with the extra ferocity of course.
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0 Bravewords Premiere – Brace Yourself For The Black Metal Darkness Brought By Idol Of Fear’s “Angel Dust”
NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – March 2, 2022
Brace Yourself For The Black Metal Darkness Brought By Idol Of Fear’s “Angel Dust”
Song Premiere via Bravewords
“Trespasser” Out March 11, 2022
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L-R – Kalei – Bass, Austin – Vocals, Doug – Drums, Dave – Guitar
Photo credit: A.J.
Idol of Fear, hailing from Toronto, Canada formed out of a necessity to make something of the darkness that swirls around us all. Completely dedicated to the highest quality music, they have worked tirelessly on “Trespasser” for years, even before their second album “Grave Aperture” was released in 2018.
What started out as close to 40 demos was whittled down to nine tracks, running for just over 45 minutes. The second track is their new single “Angel Dust”, a steamroller of a song with evil groovy, alien-sounding guitar riffs and pummeling drums. The lyrics are quite personal, centered around loss. The band comments on how this new album compares to the last:
“It can be tough to discern from the inside looking out but we definitely feel this album comes from a heavier, doomier place. We try to give each album its own personality so it may not be a linear “evolution” exactly. “Angel Dust” is us stealing our favorite parts from third-wave avant-garde black metal and setting it to a more pop structure. Mournful, scornful.”
Idol of Fear have made music together for a very long time, and the result is an album that exudes musicianship, passion, and dedication. They are always on the move as far as songwriting goes, so work has begun already on the next release.
Aggressive and brooding, black metal fans should brace themselves for the heavy darkness from the North. They are recommended for those who listen to Deathspell Omega, Mgla, and Emptiness.
Listen to “Angel Dust” via its premiere on Bravewords HERE.
“Trespasser” will be released on March 11, 2022 via the band’s own label Somnolence Productions.
Album pre-order – https://idoloffear.bandcamp.com
First single / Lyric Video – Cheirotonia – https://youtu.be/-3kEEZfw5HM
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Track Listing:
1. The Flayed Horizon (5:24)
2. Angel Dust (5:28)
3. Cheirotonia (5:15)
4. Phantom (4:58)
5. Trespasser (5:15)
6. In the Cold Light of Dawn (4:27)
7. Alone With You (5:12)
8. What You Came to Find (6:18)
9. Endless (3:00)
Album Length: 45:16
Album Recording Credits:
• All songs performed by: Idol of Fear
• All songs written by: Idol of Fear
• Produced by: Idol of Fear
• Mixed by: Idol of Fear
• Mastered by: Jeremie Bézier (Emptiness, Enthroned)
• Album Artwork by: Rotten Fantom
• Canadian Content (MAPL)
Album and Live Band Line Up:
Austin – Vocals
Dave – Guitar
Kalei – Bass
Doug – Drums
Discography:
2022 – Trespasser
2020 – Pox (single)
2018 – Grave Aperture (LP)
2014 – All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)
For more info:
Facebook.com/idoloffear
Twitter.com/idoloffear
Instagram.com/idoloffear
About:
A heavy darkness from Canada who have been stalking the unlit horizon since 2011, Idol of Fear is undeniable, undefinable. Formed out of a necessity to make something out of the gloom that swirls around us all, Idol of Fear has been making music together for a very long time now and dedicated themselves to honing their craft, as it is work that they do not approach lightly.
Thus far, Idol of Fear have released two full-lengths, “All Sights Affixed, Ablaze” (2014) and “Grave Aperture” (2018). A third, “Trespasser” will come out in 2022. All contributing ideas to the creative process, Idol of Fear tracked the first two albums themselves and tend to write new material by recording as opposed to jamming it out. Every lyric relates to a personal experience, but oftentimes certain elements seem to make their way through dreams and other nebulous connection points.
When playing live, some songs are re-arranged in order to be properly executed, but for the most part Idol of Fear recreates the atmosphere that their recorded material projects – with the extra ferocity of course.
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ASHER MEDIA RELATIONS
Jon Asher – Music Publicist
#.514.581.5780
jon[@]ashermediarelations[.]com
Facebook @AsherMediaRelations
Instagram @AsherMedia
Tweet @AsherMedia
0 Feb – March 2022 – Absolute Underground Magazine w/ Caveat, Fall Of Stasis, IDOL OF FEAR, Into Eternity and more!
0 Darkness Abounds In “Cheirotonia“ Off IDOL OF FEAR’s Upcoming Album “Trespasser” Out March 2022; Song Premiere via NoCleanSinging
NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – January 31, 2022
Darkness Abounds In “Cheirotonia“ Off IDOL OF FEAR’s Upcoming Album “Trespasser”
Song Premiere via NoCleanSinging
“Trespasser” Out March 11, 2022
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L-R – Kalei – Bass, Austin – Vocals, Doug – Drums, Dave – Guitar
Photo credit: A.J.
Canada’s Idol of Fear have been casting darkness since 2011 and have released two full-lengths since then. They are now releasing their third album “Trespasser” in March 2022 and the first glimpse into the aggressive and brooding LP is the single “Cheirotonia“.
Citing that it is their most powerful and cohesive album to date, Idol of Fear anticipates that listeners will hear a clear progression from their previous work and might be taken aback. They expect that it will come out of nowhere for many. The explain the single:
“Opening with a chant from Pavel Chesnokov ‘Let My Prayer Arise’, “Cheirotonia” was largely inspired by our own process of drawing upon the heavy darkness that continually creeps in the periphery of our lives outside the band. In that sense, it is perhaps one of the more introspective/personal songs on a largely cryptic album. Musically it flows like the river Styx, gliding as a spectre, with winding tragic melodies that seek to haunt, and strong driving rhythms that propel its bitter delivery.”
Musically, the single is tragic while carrying an air of mystery. Pessimistic, bold and refined lyrics set a darkly invigorating mood, bitter and somewhat sarcastic, but also triumphant and empowering, maintaining the mysterious atmosphere of the music.
Idol of Fear formed out of a necessity to make something of the darkness that swirls around us all. They’ve made music together for a very long time now – what you hear is the result of many years spent shaping their approach. It is not work they approach lightly.
Dark and chilling, “Trespasser” is recommended for fans of Behemoth, Shining and Deathspell Omega.
“Cheirotonia” can be heard via its premiere on NoCleanSinging HERE.
“Trespasser” will be released on March 11, 2021 via the band’s own label Somnolence Productions.
Album pre-order – https://idoloffear.bandcamp.com
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Track Listing:
1. The Flayed Horizon (5:24)
2. Angel Dust (5:28)
3. Cheirotonia (5:15)
4. Phantom (4:58)
5. Trespasser (5:15)
6. In the Cold Light of Dawn (4:27)
7. Alone With You (5:12)
8. What You Came to Find (6:18)
9. Endless (3:00)
Album Length: 45:16
Album Recording Credits:
• All songs performed by: Idol of Fear
• All songs written by: Idol of Fear
• Produced by: Idol of Fear
• Mixed by: Idol of Fear
• Mastered by: Jeremie Bézier (Emptiness, Enthroned)
• Album Artwork by: Rotten Fantom
• Canadian Content (MAPL)
Album and Live Band Line Up:
Austin – Vocals
Dave – Guitar
Kalei – Bass
Doug – Drums
Discography:
2022 – Trespasser
2020 – Pox (single)
2018 – Grave Aperture (LP)
2014 – All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)
For more info:
Facebook.com/idoloffear
Twitter.com/idoloffear
Instagram.com/idoloffear
About:
A heavy darkness from Canada who have been stalking the unlit horizon since 2011, Idol of Fear is undeniable, undefinable. Formed out of a necessity to make something out of the gloom that swirls around us all, Idol of Fear has been making music together for a very long time now and dedicated themselves to honing their craft, as it is work that they do not approach lightly.
Thus far, Idol of Fear have released two full-lengths, “All Sights Affixed, Ablaze” (2014) and “Grave Aperture” (2018). A third, “Trespasser” will come out in 2022. All contributing ideas to the creative process, Idol of Fear tracked the first two albums themselves and tend to write new material by recording as opposed to jamming it out. Every lyric relates to a personal experience, but oftentimes certain elements seem to make their way through dreams and other nebulous connection points.
When playing live, some songs are re-arranged in order to be properly executed, but for the most part Idol of Fear recreates the atmosphere that their recorded material projects – with the extra ferocity of course.
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0 EPK – Idol of Fear – Trespasser (2022) (Somnolence Productions)
EPK – Idol of Fear – Trespasser (2022) (Somnolence Productions)
Publicist – Jon Asher – jon[@]ashermediarelations[.]com
For fans of Behemoth, Shining, Deathspell Omega, Mgla, Emptiness
Album Title: Trespasser
Release Date: March 11, 2022
Label: Somnolence Productions
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#5 – Canadian College Radio Loud Chart – For the Week Ending: Tuesday, March 29, 2022 (source – Earshot)
“Enter the Sullen Murk of Idol of Fear’s Trespasser… a downcast combination of atonal black metal and ornate death/doom…” – Decibel Magazine
“The poetry of the lyrics is eloquent and frightening, providing a shattering portrayal of dismay and despair, yet in its bitterness, shaded with sarcasm, the words may also be understood as expressing a revelation of emptiness that is triumphant and empowering. Musically, the song is a stylistic hybrid that’s deeply haunting and even entrancing, but it too is a bitter revelation. The slow, ghostly wail of horns opens the song, along with solemn ecclesiastical chanting. Skull-cracking beats join in along with grim guitar emanations and torrid howls. The pace of the music remains steady, but the riffing transforms into a searing sensation. The tragic wail of the opening persists, and bell-like guitar tones ring out in grief around the scalding vocals and the boom and snap of the drums. A feeling of anguish burns through the music, but a sea of soft ambience flows in, along with a mysterious rippling melody. The music ascends and shines, but never casts off the feeling of tragedy or the aura of mystery.” (single – Cheirotonia) – No Clean Singing
“Idol Of Fear have released Trespasser, an album far too good to go unnoticed… End to end Trespasser has a magnificently bleak and darkly foreboding air throughout,” – Jools Green – Metal Talk
“The biggest surprise isn’t merely that Trespasser is great, but that it’s within striking distance of excellence. Despite its flaws, Trespasser is a highlight of 2022, and is the only album that’s torn me away from the new Sylvaine. While Trespasser isn’t rainbows and butterflies, it hooked me on my first listen, and left me even more enthralled and moved after dozens of spins. I like to think I’m a harsh enough reviewer, with an average score of 2.86 (including an unpublished dud). This review might endanger my employment indentured servitude with AMG LLC. But Trespasser is one of the greatest dark-horse records I’ve heard in years, and I have no regrets in awarding it my inaugural 4.0. If you’re one of Idol of Fear’s 118 Spotify listeners, I’m impressed. If not, get on board. 4/5” – Angry Metal Guy
“Eloquent, frightening, and tangibly real, it is the reflection of a lost, fearful mindset that longs for answers. Trespasser is a hostile Masterpiece. ” – Metal Roos
“This is the kind of album that puts a lot of effort into creating a unique atmosphere, a very sinister one at that, and while similarities to Emptiness are abound, this still feels extremely unique. And despite its emphasis on atmosphere, the staying power lies within the fact that they’ve managed to craft really memorable songs to pursue this atmosphere. Choruses and melodies never feel cheesy, but they stick out, ensuring a pretty good balance between immediate and lasting impact.” – Metal Storm
“Familiar with much of the Canadian metal scene, Idol of Fear stands out as a band offering variety and passion through their creative experimentation and discovery. Trespasser is sure to bring familiar listeners and new to their knees with terrifying vocals, chaotic melodies, and beautiful instrumentals that certainly made me raise my eyebrows in surprise.” – Noob Heavy
“I love the way that Idol Of Fear can create songs that are as majestic and beautiful as they are brutal, nasty, and uncomfortable. When these two forces combine, it’s only a matter of time before I succumb. Take a listen yourselves to see if you feel the same way. Highly recommended.” – Man of Much Metal
“in the spectrum of Black Metal Idol Of Fear sit in what has become known as the third wave, the avant-garde new wave that specialises in creating dark and oppressive atmospheres with brooding, menacing and sinister moments combining to create something almost cinematic.” – Metal Noise
“Excellent atmospheres of swamps, mystery, desolation, shadows, tragedy and death. 9/10” – Metal Friends
“If you like this kind of Black-Doom-Ambient it’s definitely a must-listen record.” – RTMB Music
Highlight #1 (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)) on January 2015 Canadian College Radio Loud Charts (Earshot)
Metal Made In Canada #7 All Sights Affixed, Ablaze on Top 20 albums of 2014
(All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)) #70 on Top 100 Metal Bands for 2014 – CJLO 1690 AM Concordia University’s radio station (Montreal, QC)
“Idol Of Fear expel a nice level of energy to create a blackened crafted set of songs…” – Brutalism (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“The first full length from Ontario quartet Idol of Fear kind of snuck under the radar at the end of last year, but better late than never – especially since this is one debut that will make you sit up and take notice… well-conceived and mindfully executed.” – Metal Rules (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“the song (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze) delivers is dark, dynamic music performed with a lot of impressive instrumental flair, a deft balance of memorable melody and scathing aggression, and the kind of vocals you can understand — at the same time as they are gnashing voraciously through flesh and bone.” – No Clean Singing
“For a first release, this is a very good album on which to build a lengthy and prosperous career. It will appeal to lots of people, and you will most likely love it if you enjoy experimental music. This is well worth checking out.” – Metal Temple (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“All Sights Affixed, Ablaze from Barrie’s Idol of Fear impresses right from the get-go with “Vanquish.” – Hellbound
“one listen of this track (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze) and you’ll find all sorts of influences and shifts in tone, but it’s all dark and weighty. ” – Yell Magazine
“Idol of Fear is one of the best surprises of 2014 in the realm of black metal.” – Metal Made In Canada(All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“The music is consistently strong, heavy, and brutal, but it also has a melodic quality undergirding the whole thing, particularly in the guitars. Listen to the music and you’ll hear it, a melodic high end that tracks the heaviness, much like a bird of pretty circling its way closer and closer to its kill…Together, the band members have created some ambitious and edgy extreme metal. This is a solid debut from a band to watch!” – Sea of Tranquility(All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“Using some kind of awesome power, Idol Of Fear manages to take all the doom and gloom of operatic Black Metal and combine it with the tonal complexity of Death Metal all in a fresh and new way that I haven’t heard before.” – Absolute Underground Mag (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“I don’t usually give away spoilers but this album has just an epic finish. Make this the last music you hear before heading outside on a dark, crisp night. You’ll feel the air differently.” Metal Storm (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
”This is extreme experimental Metal Canadian style; it sits menacingly across the chasm between death and black reinforced by its own innovative edge.” – Metal Talk (All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP))
“the band creates an imposing and immersive soundscape of extreme metal which comes with a blackened heart and experimentally fuelled provocation. It is a fiercely challenging and rewarding confrontation as evidenced by the band’s debut album All Sights Affixed, Ablaze, eight individual torments which align for one grievous and pestilential seduction of ears and imagination.” – Ring Master Reviews
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Track By Track Explained by the band:
The Flayed Horizon – A fast and ravenously violent song, tribal sounding beats with the most unhinged vocals on the album. The lyrics pertain to recurring dreams of utter pandaemonium.
Angel Dust – Steamroller of a song with evil groovy & alien-sounding guitar riffs. Personal lyrics based on loss.
Cheirotonia – Musically there is something tragic to this one while carrying an air of mystery. The lyrics are bitter and somewhat sarcastic, but also triumphant and empowering.
Phantom – A mid-paced heavy hitter with riffs that crawl through the walls to stalk your soul. Featuring spiteful lyrics based upon cathartic retribution
Trespasser – The most dirge-like, spiritual song on the album. Features heavy organs and lyrics dealing with intrusion into forbidden realms
In the Cold Light of Dawn – A somewhat poppy song for us, utilizing more direct, catchy hooks and a straight-up structure
Alone With You – Pummeling snakelike guitars and menacing vocals/lyrics create a violently brooding and cryptic atmosphere of betrayal
What You Came to Find – A cryptic dirge to lead you into the abyss…
Endless – A somber melody offered as a resonating conclusion
Album Title: Trespasser
Release Date: March 11, 2022
Label: Somnolence Productions
Track Listing:
1. The Flayed Horizon (5:24)
2. Angel Dust (5:28)
3. Cheirotonia (5:15)
4. Phantom (4:58)
5. Trespasser (5:15)
6. In the Cold Light of Dawn (4:27)
7. Alone With You (5:12)
8. What You Came to Find (6:18)
9. Endless (3:00)
Album Length: 45:16
Album Recording Credits:
• All songs performed by: Idol of Fear
• All songs written by: Idol of Fear
• Produced by: Idol of Fear
• Mixed by: Idol of Fear
• Mastered by: Jeremie Bézier (Emptiness, Enthroned)
• Album Artwork by: Rotten Fantom
• Canadian Content (MAPL)
Album and Live Band Line Up:
Austin – Vocals
Dave – Guitar
Kalei – Bass
Doug – Drums
Discography:
2022 – Trespasser
2020 – Pox (single)
2018 – Grave Aperture (LP)
2014 – All Sights Affixed, Ablaze (LP)
L-R – Kalei – Bass, Austin – Vocals, Doug – Drums, Dave – Guitar
Photo credit: A.J.
A heavy darkness from Canada who have been stalking the unlit horizon since 2011, Idol of Fear is undeniable, undefinable. Formed out of a necessity to make something out of the gloom that swirls around us all, Idol of Fear has been making music together for a very long time now and dedicated themselves to honing their craft, as it is work that they do not approach lightly.
Thus far, Idol of Fear have released two full-lengths, “All Sights Affixed, Ablaze” (2014) and “Grave Aperture” (2018). A third, “Trespasser” will come out in 2022. All contributing ideas to the creative process, Idol of Fear tracked the first two albums themselves and tend to write new material by recording as opposed to jamming it out. Every lyric relates to a personal experience, but oftentimes certain elements seem to make their way through dreams and other nebulous connection points.
When playing live, some songs are re-arranged in order to be properly executed, but for the most part Idol of Fear recreates the atmosphere that their recorded material projects – with the extra ferocity of course.
0 Thanks for the support CJLO \m/\m/ – 2015 year end top 100 metal charts #7 Fuck The Facts, #17 XUL, #22 Elderoth, #23 Titans Eve, #33 Arbitrator, #40 Them County Bastardz, #44 Vesperia, #52 [Evertrapped], #54 Idol of Fear, #58 Display of Decay, #59 Fayne, #69 Adrenechrome, #71 Accursed Spawn, # 72 Wacken Metal Battle Canada 2015 Compilation,
Thanks for the support CJLO \m/\m/ – 2015 year end top 100 metal charts #7 Fuck The Facts, #17 XUL, #22 Elderoth, #23 Titans Eve, #33 Arbitrator, #40 Them County Bastardz, #44 Vesperia, #52 [Evertrapped], #54 Idol of Fear, #58 Display of Decay, #59 Fayne, #69 Adrenechrome, #71 Accursed Spawn, # 72 Wacken Metal Battle Canada 2015 Compilation,
Behold the top 100 year list for the year 2015 from CJLO. Note that all of these are based on spin counts, so the higher something is, the more real live spins it had at CJLO.
ADDITIONAL NOTES
– 64 out of 100 bands are Canadian; 36 are international artists
– TORCHE is the highest ranking non-Canadian band at number 3. Failure is second at number 9
– 24 of our station wide top 100 are loud rock / metal. For more info on that, check out the list here: http://www.cjlo.com/articles/cjlo-top-100-mmxv
| 1 | CANCER BATS |
| 2 | FLYING FORTRESS |
| 3 | TORCHE |
| 4 | KEN MODE |
| 5 | NORTHUMBRIA |
| 6 | DOOMED & STONED IN CANADA |
| 7 | FUCK THE FACTS |
| 8 | RUSTED |
| 9 | FAILURE |
| 10 | WITCH OF THE WASTE |
| 11 | UNLEASH THE ARCHERS |
| 12 | KATAKLYSM |
| 13 | REANIMATOR |
| 14 | GUTTROT |
| 15 | DEAFHEAVEN |
| 16 | ANTIBODY |
| 17 | XUL |
| 18 | KOBRA AND THE LOTUS |
| 19 | RAZOR |
| 20 | CRYPTOPSY |
| 21 | BLACK MASTIFF |
| 22 | ELDEROTH |
| 23 | TITANS EVE |
| 24 | GHOST |
| 25 | LAMB OF GOD |
| 26 | BLASPHEMY |
| 27 | DOWN RIGHT DIRTY |
| 28 | THRASHADACTYL |
| 29 | RAISED FIST |
| 30 | OLDE |
| 31 | REVENGE |
| 32 | THE SWINE |
| 33 | ARBITRATOR |
| 34 | DIEMONDS |
| 35 | UNCLE ACID AND THE DEADBEATS |
| 36 | THE AGONIST |
| 37 | CLUTCH |
| 38 | COUNTERPARTS |
| 39 | METALIAN |
| 40 | THEM COUNTY BASTARDZ |
| 41 | MONSTER MAGNET |
| 42 | NAPALM DEATH |
| 43 | WEEDEATER |
| 44 | VESPERIA |
| 45 | BLACK WITCHERY / REVENGE SPLIT |
| 46 | BRING ME THE HORIZON |
| 47 | TAAKE |
| 48 | TORREFY |
| 49 | ATAXIA |
| 50 | GLORYHAMMER |
| 51 | CARDINALS PRIDE |
| 52 | EVERTRAPPED |
| 53 | DISTORTHEAD |
| 54 | IDOL OF FEAR |
| 55 | HIGH ON FIRE |
| 56 | KENNEDY |
| 57 | RED SKIES |
| 58 | DISPLAY OF DECAY |
| 59 | FAYNE |
| 60 | CHAINSAW HOOKERS |
| 61 | SIGH |
| 62 | IRON MAIDEN |
| 63 | MOTORHEAD |
| 64 | SHINING |
| 65 | RWAKE |
| 66 | DELETERE |
| 67 | DISTORIAM |
| 68 | GRIMOIRE |
| 69 | ADRENECHROME |
| 70 | DEATHHAMMER |
| 71 | ACCURSED SPAWN |
| 72 | WACKEN METAL BATTLE |
| 73 | SANTA CRUZ |
| 74 | AHNA |
| 75 | TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION |
| 76 | BALLOT BURNER |
| 77 | RITUAL |
| 78 | SLAYER |
| 79 | NIGHT DEMON |
| 80 | DEAD QUIET |
| 81 | RAUNCHY |
| 82 | CHRON GOBLIN |
| 83 | OGENIX |
| 84 | KRUHL |
| 85 | FATIGUE KILLS |
| 86 | SAMSKARAS |
| 87 | PORTAL / BLOOD OF KINGU |
| 88 | MINDLESS SELF INDULGENCE |
| 89 | HAWKEYES / SHOOTING GUNS SPLIT |
| 90 | WILSON |
| 91 | MOONLYGHT |
| 92 | ROYAL THUNDER |
| 93 | AN AUTUMN FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN |
| 94 | PLUUM |
| 95 | SPARROWS |
| 96 | EXALT |
| 97 | ARMORED SAINT |
| 98 | KILLING JOKE |
| 99 | MILLION MOTH TREE |
| 100 | GALLOWS |
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