Bringer of War
Bringer of War
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album
Our Take
Our Take
Rebaelliun's latest offering, "Bringer Of War (The Last Stand)" is a punishing blend of death metal and thrash that hits harder than a pint of warm lager at a football hooligan convention. The Brazilian outfit have clearly not lost their edge, delivering tracks that are as fierce as a tea-drinking granny at a Beatles concert.
From the opening track, "Apocalyptic Visions," to the bone-crushing riffs of "Doomsday Government," Rebaelliun prove that they are not here to mess about. With haunting melodies and guttural vocals that could scare the Queen off her afternoon tea, this album is a headbanger's dream come true.
But it's not all doom and gloom - tracks like "Dance of Immortals" bring a touch of groove to the madness, making it impossible not to unleash your inner metalhead and throw some shapes. Just make sure you don't spill your crumpets in the process.
Overall, "Bringer Of War (The Last Stand)" is a relentless assault on the senses that will leave you wanting more. So grab your leather jacket, crank up the volume, and get ready to headbang like never before. Rebaelliun have certainly brought the war, but they've also brought the party. Cheers, mates.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. War Cult Anthem
2. There's No Horizon
3. The Last Stand
4. Ground Zero
5. Agonising By My Hands
6. Bringer of War
7. Kings of the Unholy Blood
8. Day of Suffering
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Rebaelliun
Brazilian death metal band REBAELLIUN bludgeon their way onto the scene with uncompromising brutality and technical precision. Formed in 1998, these South American titans have been turning heads with their ferocious blend of old school death metal and thrash influences. Lead vocalist Fabio Lima's guttural growls are enough to send shivers down your spine, while guitarist Ronaldo Lima shreds with the intensity of a raging inferno. The rhythm section, comprised of bassist Sandro Moreira and drummer Sandro Sá, provide a solid foundation for the band's blistering sonic assault. REBAELLIUN's discography reads like a manifesto of unrelenting aggression, with each album delivering crushing riffs, thunderous drums, and relentless energy. From their debut album "Burn the Promised Land" to their latest release "The Hell's Decrees," the band has consistently pushed the boundaries of extreme music. Live, REBAELLIUN are a force to be reckoned with. Their stage presence is nothing short of electrifying, with the band's raw energy radiating through every chord and beat. Audiences are left breathless and exhilarated, with many proclaiming them as one of the must-see acts in the metal scene. With a loyal fanbase and critical acclaim to boot, REBAELLIUN are poised to take the world by storm. Their relentless dedication to their craft and unwavering commitment to the metal ethos have solidified their place as one of the most exciting bands in the genre today. Keep an eye on these Brazilian bruisers, because they show no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
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