Upcoming metal band looking for guitarist and drummer to make history. The band released a well-received EP in early 2015. The recording has garnered critical acclaim and praises from North American and European fans, reveiwers and labels. Currently, we have North American and European labels and distributors interested in working with us for our full-length. For the LP, our band is looking for dedicated members - a guitarist and a drummer.
Being the pioneers of a new subgenre of metal, our music is heavily influenced by old school heavy metal bands such as Black Sabbath, Dio, Rainbow, Judas Priest and Venom. Along with the heavy, lumbering riffs of epic doom bands such as Candlemass and Solitude Aeturnus, the band is fronted by our female equivalent of Messiah Marcolin. In addition, the precision and technicalities of power metal bands such as Helloween and Stratovarius are entrenched in our music. Progressive tendencies of Queensrÿche can also be found in our compositions.
Some describe our brand of metal as symphonic metal without the symphony - à la Nightwish without the overly cheesy keyboards and synth strings. Or even a rawer and more depressing version of Lacuna Coil. Fast interludes and passages are beautifully constrasted with the slow, heavy Sabbath-esque riffs. There will be ample room for the guitarist to showcase his or her virtuosity. As for the drummer, there will be many exciting parts with double bass patterns and fills to play.
For links to band material, private message me.
Being the pioneers of a new subgenre of metal, our music is heavily influenced by old school heavy metal bands such as Black Sabbath, Dio, Rainbow, Judas Priest and Venom. Along with the heavy, lumbering riffs of epic doom bands such as Candlemass and Solitude Aeturnus, the band is fronted by our female equivalent of Messiah Marcolin. In addition, the precision and technicalities of power metal bands such as Helloween and Stratovarius are entrenched in our music. Progressive tendencies of Queensrÿche can also be found in our compositions.
Some describe our brand of metal as symphonic metal without the symphony - à la Nightwish without the overly cheesy keyboards and synth strings. Or even a rawer and more depressing version of Lacuna Coil. Fast interludes and passages are beautifully constrasted with the slow, heavy Sabbath-esque riffs. There will be ample room for the guitarist to showcase his or her virtuosity. As for the drummer, there will be many exciting parts with double bass patterns and fills to play.
For links to band material, private message me.
