Blood Of Angels

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Nazione:Stati Uniti
Attività:dal 2016

Line up

  • Chris Iibucha: vocals
  • Aaron Robinson:guitar
  • Michael Stewart: bass
  • Kevin Phillips: drums
Hailing from one of the epicenters of extreme metal, Blood of Angels are set to up the
ante with their imminent album release “Rise of the Fallen Gods.” This Floridian four-piece
combines a vicious death metal attack with the atmosphere of black metal, all with
flourishes of melody and Viking-themed lyrics. Featuring experienced musicians of the
Jacksonville scene, the project combines the talents of current and former members of
Motograter, Foreshadow, Denied Til Death, and Leprosy.
Like any band that is on the same page musically, Aaron Robinson (guitar), Michael Stewart
(bass), Chris Iibucha (vocals) and Kevin Phillips (drums) have rolled together their collective
experience from previous acts into a cold, clinical, yet passionate sound that will be
unveiled on their debut EP "Rise of the Fallen Gods." With hints of Dark Tranquility and
Amon Amarth among other bands making up the palette of their sound, and a slick
production to accentuate the pummeling drive of the music, the band is preparing to
release on the 21st of April.
The lead single “Odin’s Wrath” is available on Bandcamp, and will soon be accompanied by
a music video as well. Following the release of the EP are plans to tour their home base of
Florida, as well as expanding their horizons – as the band sees the live front as the best
avenue to unleash their intensity.

Discografia

Copertina 7
Rise Of The Fallen Gods (Hollywood Collective / 2017) 

1. MISCREANT DEEDS OF LOKI / 2. ODIN’S WRATH / 3. THE FINAL WAR

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