Swedish DSBM group Mist Of Misery brings your their second single from their upcoming album Unalterable out April 12th 2019
Mist of misery had this to say about the new album
The conception of Unalterable goes a long way back, as the title track was actually already written in 2014. However, we had no idea that we were going to use it as a title track for our third ful length album back then. The rest of the songs were composed during 2017 and 2018 and the recording of the album has been during that period. This album differs a bit from our earlier releases, both in production and composition of the songs. The songs are longer, darker and more atmospheric than on any previous release and the album clocks in at nearly 2 hours, thus making it the longest we’ve ever recorded by far. The title Unalterable refers to the path of life, unalterable despite all efforts to alter the course. How you’re bound to dwell in this miserable existence until life’s end.
Unalterable was recorded during 2017-2018 in Forlorn halls studios & on various private locations in Stockholm, Sweden. All music & Lyrics by Mist of Misery except Red Snow (ColdWorld) & StormblÂst (Dimmu Borgir) All guitars on StormblÂst & the clean parts on Unalterable played by Erik Molnar Artwork by Alice Ruitenberg Booklet design by Marcos Cerutti Booklet pictures by Mist of Misery & Bandphotos by Nikita Smirnov Mortuz Denatus * Vocals * Guitars * Symphonies * Mixing & Mastering Tenebris * Bass Livsnekaren * Drums Nikita Osgiliath Smirnov * Live guitars
Pre order 2CD/Digital at EU store smarturl.it/mistofmiseryUnaltera
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Mist of Misery – Heir To Misfortune Official Video
]]>For some reason, I am a huge fan of the Swedish death metal sound. The low tuned riffs in combination with the typical, sometimes almost danceable, groovy rhythms is something you can wake me up for. The first albums of Entombed, Dismember, Unleashed, Cancer, Carnage, and Grave are blue prints for this genre. On the new album, World Inferno, Entrails just does what those bands did on their first album(s). There are no new elements, or anything you wouldn’t expect. For me that is the power of this new release. There is no need to mention a particular song, they are all good and the way old school Swedish death metal should sound like.
Perhaps some will say that it is just old wine in new bottles, but better good old wine in new bottles than new bad wine in old ones!
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