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"Forging the eclipse" CD by Neaera

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With Nearas fifth chunk the total solar eclipse is no medial century event. They combine massive Death Metal with Black Metal to force primal fears. The madness lends a hand.
Item no. 178020
Title Forging the eclipse
Musical Genre Metalcore
Product topic Bands
Band Neaera
Release date 10/22/10
Gender Unisex
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    The forging
  • 2.
    Heaven's descent
  • 3.
    In defiance
  • 4.
    Eight thousand sorrows deep
  • 5.
    Arise black vengeance
  • 6.
    Rubikon
  • 7.
    Sirens of black
  • 8.
    Certitude
  • 9.
    Exaltation
  • 10.
    Tyranny of want
  • 11.
    The prophecy
  • 12.
    And to posterity a plague

by Peter Kupfer (20.09.2010) “Forging the eclipse“ unleashes a battery of mosh pit Metal juxtaposed with fiery melodies packed in a massive and awesome production. It’s an exhausting listen at times because the band doesn’t rely on breakdowns or mellowed-out moments as much as some of their peers, but the band keeps things interesting by adding in some creative lead parts that echo the rhythm section. Nothing is prototypical, and extended with softer parts they managed to create special moments which are profound, deep and still Metal-like. Neaera blaze a trail in Death Metal and demonstrate that there is chance to get modern Metal in the year 2010.