Sonic Perspectives

• SIX FEET UNDER Reveals 'When The Moon Goes Down In Blood' Lyric Video | Sonic Perspectives | May 11, 2024, 8 p.m.
In celebration of the record’s release on May 10th, the band has dropped a lyric video for 'When The Moon Goes Down In Blood', created by Reino Aedmäe who also produced visualizers for 'Zodiac' and 'Blood Of The Zombie' from Six Feet Under’s 'Nightmares Of The Decomposed' offering. Comments legendary frontman Chris Barnes about the song: “I think all of the songs on the album deal with revenge in one way or another. That's why the album's called 'Killing For Revenge'. Each song has that as a theme in it, whether it be man against man, or nature against man.

• CROWNSHIFT Releases Lyric Video For 'Rule The Show' & Self-Titled Debut Album | Sonic Perspectives | May 11, 2024, 3 p.m.
To celebrate the release of their eagerly-awaited self-titled debut album, high-profile modern metal band Crownshift has unveiled a new lyric video for the focus track 'Rule The Show'. The band that's currently one of Finland's hottest new music exports has already received a lot of praise for their previously released singles and their superb crossover of modern metal, melodic death metal and progressive metal has instantly excited fans and critics all over the globe. You can purchase the album or stream it in full by clicking HERE. https://youtu.be/7OzTbJEucW0 In the meantime, Crownshift are getting ready for their album release show

• WHEEL – Charismatic Leaders (Album Review) | Sonic Perspectives | May 2, 2024, 1:45 a.m.
In 2021, Anglo-Finnish band Wheel unveiled 'Resident Human,' an exceptional album delving into the figurative deconstruction of the human condition. They scrutinized this theme against the backdrop of significant contemporary events, including the tragic murder of George Floyd and the profound societal impacts wrought by the pandemic. While these events have since passed, their resonance lingers, prompting the enduring question: has humanity gleaned any meaningful lessons from them? With their latest release, 'Charismatic Leaders,' Wheel offers a resounding answer to that question: a definitive NO. Three years on from 'Resident Human,' the global landscape remains far from reassuring. This time,