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Kalloprion Kilmisteri - Silurian Overkill by Seance & Denata, released 05 September 20161. Seance - Silurian Overkill2. Denata - Silurian Overkill3. Denata - Feat. Niklas Stålvind - Silurian OverkillNew tribute record in memory of Lemmy Kilmister!Swedish paleontology professor and heavy metal aficionado Mats E. Eriksson named a fossil worm, Kalloprion kilmisteri, in honor of Lemmy Kilmister in 2006. Now – ten years later – the fossil has come to brutal sonic life with the aid of prolific Swedish metal musicians, notably members of WOLF, DENATA and SEANCE, interpreting the “paleo metal” song Silurian Overkill.The Kalloprion kilmisteri – Silurian Overkill record features three, thrash/death metal tracks with lyrics by Eriksson. The lyrics hail the fossil and honor Lemmy, who tragically passed away in December 2015, while simultaneously flirting with the MOTÖRHEAD legacy.The first song, a death’n’roll-oozing beast, is composed and arranged by Swedish Death Metal pioneers SEANCE, this being their first release since 2009! SEANCE today features Tomas Andersson (FREEVIL, DENATA, SEANCE), Johan Larsson (SEANCE), Mique Flesh (FREEVIL, SEANCE, ex-WITCHERY, ex-SATANIC SLAUGHTER), and Tony Toxine Vargfrost (FREEVIL, SEANCE, ex-WITCHERY, ex-SATANIC SLAUGHTER).The second song, a fast thrash/death metal composition by DENATA, with Tomas Andersson on vocals, features a MOTÖRHEAD-esque guitar solo by film music composer and longtime, die hard MOTÖRHEAD fan Mattias Bärjed (FREE FALL, REFUSED, ex-THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES, ex-NYMPHET NOODLERS).The third song was also composed by thrash/death metal band DENATA and proudly features howling, metal singer extraordinaire, Niklas “Viper” Stålvind (WOLF), on vocals and lead guitar.The first two tracks were mixed by Mique Flesh in HellSmell Studio, whereas the third track was mixed by Simon Johansson (WOLF) and Mike Wead (KING DIAMOND) in SolnaSound Recording.Following the digital release, the songs will also be available on a limited, collector’s edition 12” picture vinyl. The record is released by Mats E. Eriksson together with fellow paleontologist Achim G. Reisdorf as the fourth album in the Sonic Science Slam Explorer series. Official release party for the vinyl will take place November 11 at the grand opening ceremony of the “Rock Fossils Exhibition” in Chemnitz, Germany.Review from Bravewords.comIn honor of the legendary late Lemmy Kilmister, Swedish paleontology professor and heavy metal aficionado Mats E. Eriksson has created the project Kalloprion kilmisteri, named after the fossil he founded in 2006. Three interpretations of the paleo metal song “Silurian Overkill” performed by prolific Swedish death metal bands grace the digital-only three-track EP, which will be followed by the limited, collector’s edition 12” picture vinyl, limited to 300 copies worldwide. Seance’s brand of death ’n’ roll gets things off to a raucous start boasting a heavy bottom end, vicious vocals from Johan Larsson and blasting drum patterns. Back from the dead once again, this is the band’s first release since 2012, and it’s nothing short of excellent. Denata’s blistering thrash/death metal composition is decorated with Tomas Andersson’s raspy growls and a Motörhead-esque guitar solo by film music composer and longtime, die hard Motörhead fan Mattias Bärjed (Free Fall, Refused, The Soundtrack Of Our Lives, Nymphet Noodlers). The third track is another one by Denata, yet it’s a different sounding thrash/death metal anthem due to Wolf’s Niklas “Viper” Stålvind’s high-end howls. It pulsates and throbs like a vibrant beast. All three tracks, decorated with lyrics by Eriksson that hail the fossil and honor Lemmy, are all musically diverse and differ from each other, making Silurian Overkill a great listening experience.Kelley Simms
Category: People & Society
Country: Sweden (SE)
Currency : SEK
Platform: Bandcamp
Technologies used: Fastly CDN
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