Yes it is! Still!🤘

Yeah, fun is really a good way to describe it. It's just one of those fun records that are also serious from a musical perspective and therefore quite good. Reminds me why i liked the first Kvelertak so much when it came out.

It's pretty damn good, you're right

Öyle

Yeah, it's quite amazing how these guys combine different styles …. at 6:33 it reminds me a lot to Sultans Of Swing (kill me but that's a fact).

I hear Dire straits too

Maybe not the song Sultans...but weird, some Dire Straits. Other influences too.

ahah i will do the same!

Yep, totally agree … together with Sulphur Aeon's "The Scythe…" Van released the two Metal-Highlights of the year within nearly 4 weeks \../. Every Best Of 2018 list has to be redone ;-)

You know what could save your kids? Torrents.

@@Qwerty-ks8dn you know what can destroy the music industry and bands? Torrents.

Tribuwho ? :-) ;-)

Tribulation had their moments but were overall overrated... This is far more catching...

the voice reminds me a mixture of ~1994 Tiamat and Tribulation, though in Tribulation's singer voice I also hear some Dark Tranquillity which here is not present. Tribulation just my complain is that they can't keep it up for an album,too many fillers.

I really like Tribulation but yeah, these guys are far more sophisticated.

@@Starduster93 ,? Ñö0⁰⁰⁰0

What are your other two favourite albums of the year?

@@lacsativ1 : Creature - Inquiétudes, amazing unique and forward-thinking somewhat black metal (very limiting tag here), with unusual rythmic patterns, heavy throbbing bass, horns, and a heavy mix of epic prog from the 70s, and also other influences pretty hard to describe. The whole album really is a must listen imo, and is my #1 I think. And then you have Esoctrilihum - Inhüma, another pretty atypical release, yet in the more identificable realm of black/death. A terrifying yet magnificient release, very heavy and at the same time aerial, with surprising entrancing and beautiful melodies lurking around every corner of bludgeoning punishment.

@@laporte1625 thankss

@@lacsativ1 You're welcome, please let me know if you enjoy any of these!

@@laporte1625 he didn't let you know... such an un-cool move.

my dumb ass thought you were talking about Call of Duty smfh. hope i get a chance to see them though, this album is stellar

Oj takkk. Cebula lubi to xd

Try listening to Necrophagist :3

@@blackheart004 nah thanks, i want none of that tech bullshit

Old septic Flesh had some great leads. try em

@@TauntedSymbol comments "never heard better solos in death metal" in something that's not even death metal and then says "I don't want any of that tech bullshit" LOL that's the biggest poser I've seen in my whole life.

Check out anterior. They are a bit further from real death metal but still deliver a punch and the solos are divine

It's not confusion, they know exactly what they're doing and it works well.

This album is much better then Tribulation last album.

Come on, it isn't nearly as bad as Tribulation.

Tribulation were set to a certain style they kept within the range, but these guys really surprise... Positively...I ordered the CD right on fhr spot... Please also take a listen to recent Sulphor Aeon album... As well as surprising...

I like the name a lot.

Who cares? It's damn good music.

@@erebus890 I care and I know I'm not the only one.

@@BootboyJu Good thing there's already a ton of great death metal bands.

Purists have such a shallow view on music.

If you want to get technical you could say its prog metal with some DM influence among others, but who cares. Many bands incorporate different styles or play around with them