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Rise of the Rotten
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Rise of the Rotten

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  • Released Date: 23 Apr 2021

  • Genre: Metal

Our Take

Upon first glance, HOUSE BY THE CEMETARY's latest offering, "Rise Of The Rotten," may appear to be just another run-of-the-mill death metal album. But fear not, dear reader, for this record is anything but ordinary. With a name like HOUSE BY THE CEMETARY, you know you're in for a ghoulishly good time.

From the moment the opening track kicks in, you're transported to a world where the macabre meets the melodic. The guitar riffs are razor-sharp, the drumming is thunderous, and the vocals are as guttural as they come. It's like being trapped in a haunted house, but instead of being scared, you find yourself headbanging along.

But what truly sets "Rise Of The Rotten" apart from the pack is its sheer sense of fun. The band clearly doesn't take themselves too seriously, with lyrics that are as campy as they are catchy. Tracks like "Graveyard Groove" and "Zombie Shuffle" are sure to get even the most stoic metalhead tapping their feet.

Sure, some purists may turn up their noses at HOUSE BY THE CEMETARY's playful approach to death metal. But for those who like their music with a side of humour, "Rise Of The Rotten" is a must-listen. So grab your spookiest skeleton costume, turn up the volume, and get ready to party like the undead.

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About the artist

House By the Cemetery

House by the Cemetery are the self-proclaimed horror punk rockers who have been haunting the music scene for the past decade. Hailing from the dark corners of London, this band is known for their eerie aesthetic and catchy, head-banging tunes. Their music is a chilling mix of classic punk rock with a touch of macabre, making it the perfect soundtrack for any spooky night. Lead singer Morticia Mortem brings a hauntingly beautiful voice to the forefront, while guitarist Dr. Voodoo shreds like a demon possessed. The rhythm section of Lurch on bass and Igor on drums keeps the heartbeat of the band steady and infectious. With influences ranging from Misfits to The Damned, House by the Cemetery have carved out a unique sound that is equal parts terrifying and toe-tapping. Their live shows are a sight to behold, with fog machines, coffin props, and a killer light show that will leave you feeling like you've stepped into a horror movie. Their latest album, "Graveyard Grooves," is a spine-tingling collection of songs that will have you dancing in the dark. From the eerie opener "Welcome to the Crypt" to the anthemic "Graveyard Rock," this record is a must-listen for any fans of horror and punk. So grab your leather jacket, sharpen your fangs, and get ready to join House by the Cemetery on a musical journey through the shadows. Just be sure to lock your doors and windows before you press play - you never know what might come creeping in.

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