The album was recorded on Frost Magnetic Records, by sound engineers Valentin Zhulenko and Oleg Moroz.
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Valentin Zhulenko (for the recording of the bass, vocals, mixing and patience)Frost Magnetic (for the recording of the guitars and drums)Vadyk Lazariev from “lipkyzvukozapys” (for the mastering)Maryana Zhdaniuk (for the beautiful growls on “Zvir”)Ruslan Pashaiev (for the powerful vocals on “Dorian”)Universe (for the ability to live and to code our feelings into the music) If you are one of those people who is in this fight right now, we hope that this album will help you in some way. This kind of fight may be the most difficult and one long experienced in human life. The album is about spiritual struggling with the alter-ego. For a very long time, we all (together and separately) spent a lot of time on the music, and in this material coded our feelings, thoughts, emotions, hopes, and finally, the particles of our lives.
“This album is a kind of checkpoint for us. NUG issued the following statement concerning the new album: The album’s first single, “Beast / Звір,” is streaming at youtu.be/F0eDCF5wQDY Let’s just hope it’s not another five years before the next record.Post/Progressive Metal band NUG will release new album Alter Ego August 14 on Willowtip Records. This album was five years in the making and could signal big things for a band that is already on the map and who love to get out and tour. It’s hard to pick just three standout tracks on this album as it’s clear that the five in Tempest Rising know their way around their instruments and have the skill to write fast, technical tunes while still keeping it as brutal as possible. But none of this is a bad thing and shows that the band are open to experimentation with their music, while ultimately keeping their signature sound. Īs the record continues, there are a few curve balls thrown in-the boys get a bit hardcore on Singularity and Curb Stomp changes things yet again as Trikeriotis experiments with his vocals and the layers he can achieve.
Vocalist Vin Trikeriotis has obviously been working on his craft as he switches seamlessly from low guttural roars to cleans, showing off how far he has come since the debut album Transmutation. In fact, the guitar solos on this album come thick and fast, featuring quite a bit, and while they are technical and brutal and fast, they aren’t the only star of the show. The second track Slight Everlasting brings more of that melodic groove that Tempest Rising are also known for into the mix, again showcasing some rad guitar solos. It’s hard to pick just three standout tracks on this album as it’s clear that Tempest Rising know their way around their instruments and have the skill to write fast, technical tunes while still keeping it as brutal as possible. There are blistering guitar solos and plenty of aggression and the track gives you an idea of what to expect over the next forty-five minutes. Launching into Fuck The Scene, Tempest Rising’s unique brand of thrash and groove is instantly evident. The band had a few setbacks over the last few years, which included several lineup changes, but that hasn’t dampened the fury that has been created in this album and the chemistry between the new and original members is clear from the opening track.
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Tempest Rising are back after five long years, with their hotly anticipated sophomore release Alter Ego.
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