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From: Rzeszow, Poland
Sounds like: Metal
Polish Metal bands that create waves in the scene are a rarity with only Behemoth and Vader coming to mind as acts that injected life into the genre. This new album from Psycho Visions looks to stamp their place in the genre as one of the hottest up and coming Metal acts from Poland in awhile. Let's dive on in and tell you why in our newest review. The opening track "Black Sky" takes a bit to get going as the halfway mark as when it really cranks into a higher gear. It's a nice opener to help set the driving tone of the rest of the album. "Soul Collector" unleashes its fury early and often. The track is a whirlwind of riffs and breakdowns that'll get listeners head banging in no time. "March of Mannequin" is a single and showcases why perfectly. The track goes full speed ahead with instrumentation and vocals that keep things at a fast clip throughout its three minute length. "Red Devil" has shades of Death Metal as it's a little darker than the previous tracks. The guttural vocals keep the track on the heavier side of the Metal spectrum. "Insatiability" gets a little crazy early on. There's a tad of Faith No More sound to it but than it transitions into a more standard Metal track. The riffs keep coming and the song itself pulls out all the stops. "Dream My Son" has a riff throughout that'll get stuck in your head. The guitar work is stellar and the song itself as a stand out track that'll draw in fans of Metal. "Omne Trinum Perfectum" keeps the steady pace churning along. The upbeat Metal track is perfect for a workout. It;s such a great track to just jam out to! The closing track "Dance Of A Madman" is five minutes of epic Metal awesomeness. From the first note to the last of the album, it's simply one of the best Metal albums of the year.
Verdict:
Psycho Visions aims to put Poland on the Metal map with their latest album.
