Sylosis - Conclusion Of An Age (2008)
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Performer: Sylosis
Album: Conclusion Of An Age
Label: Nuclear Blast. Made in DE
Catalog #: NB 2174-2
Style: Melodic Death/Thrash Metal
Year: 2008
Format: APE (image + .cue)
Bitrate: lossless
Covers: in archive
Amount of tracks: 12
Size RAR: ~ 515 mb
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Album: Conclusion Of An Age
Label: Nuclear Blast. Made in DE
Catalog #: NB 2174-2
Style: Melodic Death/Thrash Metal
Year: 2008
Format: APE (image + .cue)
Bitrate: lossless
Covers: in archive
Amount of tracks: 12
Size RAR: ~ 515 mb
Upload: nitroflare.com
Recovery: 3%
Password: without a password
SYLOSIS are a forward thinking UK thrash metal band. Hailing from Reading, SYLOSIS set out to create a modern, epic new take on the old school thrash metal blueprint. The bands sound is comprised of fast, aggressive riffing, thunderous drumming, intricate guitar lines, shredding solos, fierce vocals and haunting ambience.
SYLOSIS’ debut album “Conclusion Of An Age” - set for release October 24th via Nuclear Blast - is a mammoth display of how modern metal should be done. The album twists and turns in every direction, one moment brutally aggressive, then blissfully epic the next. Lyrically, the album deals with many subjects but although this is by no means a concept album, the most prevalent theme is the idea of a struggle between mankind and the planet and how inevitably, nature will reclaim the earth. With climate change being a growing concern for all, the album really strikes a nerve.
SYLOSIS’ debut album “Conclusion Of An Age” - set for release October 24th via Nuclear Blast - is a mammoth display of how modern metal should be done. The album twists and turns in every direction, one moment brutally aggressive, then blissfully epic the next. Lyrically, the album deals with many subjects but although this is by no means a concept album, the most prevalent theme is the idea of a struggle between mankind and the planet and how inevitably, nature will reclaim the earth. With climate change being a growing concern for all, the album really strikes a nerve.