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News: Iliad Korin - MagmaDiver (2021)

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Picture Credit: Iliad Korin Artwork: Colin Frangicetto   Iliad Korin - MagmaDiver Release Date: July 02, 2021 Length: 04:17 Genre: Prog Rock / Fusion Origin: Salt Lake City , Utah , USA “MagmaDiver” is the debut single by Salt Lake City’s Iliad Korin Gonzalez . The imposant song will be available for streaming on Spotify and iTunes from July 02, 2021 on. On Bandcamp, you can already listen to the instrumental piece since it has been uploaded there on June 27, and on DistroKid you can pre-save the single to support the artist. “MagmaDiver” has been written, composed, and produced by Iliad Korin Gonzalez himself who also presents his amazing skills on the guitar and recorded majority of the drums in the song. Further musicians featured on this debut are Hugo Lee (saxophone), Joe Calderone (bass), and Joey Bullock (additional drums and piano). MagmaDiver by Iliad Korin Iliad Korin Gonzalez ’ debut single is a stunning fusion of instrumental Prog Rock, Symphonic Prog, Jazz, and ...

Single Review: Earthbender - Comedy Night / Not Your End (2020)

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Photo Credit: Earthbender Earthbender - Comedy Night / Not Your End Release: May 29, 2020 Label: selfrelease Format: Digital Length: 07:50 Genre: Metalcore Origin: Layton, Utah Imagine going to a comedy night when a very shy mic check gets interrupted by a gutturally grunted "CHEEECK!!". That's how the first track 'Comedy Night' from Earthbender's new release commences. The growled shout directly leads into a heavily rolling Metalcore riff and plenty of humorous additives. After less than three minutes the hilarious mix of Death and Black Metal, Metalcore and Mathcore is displaced by the more intense second track 'Not Your End'. Earthbender easily cross boundaries of genre, style and intonation. Together with their featured guest vocalist Garret Rapp  ( The Color Morale ) they mow everything down. Brachial force, harsh breaks, a melodic part and intense brutality - this song is a killer! The humorous style kind of reminds ...