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Kryptos - Fire Upwards The Night (2016)

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Year : 2016
Style : Old School Heavy Metallic
Country : India
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans + Video
Size : 149 mb

Bio:

Traditional melodic metallic mixed with the aggression of bay expanse thrash. Evoking the true spirit of heavy metal the way information technology was e'er meant to be. No compromises. Denim and leather rules the nighttime.Kryptos was formed in late 1998 in Bangalore, Republic of india, and have long been considered one of the spearheads of the Indian heavy metal revolution. Fighting the proficient fight for well-nigh 2 decades, the band has released three critically acclaimed albums, supported some of the biggest names in metal and toured Europe multiple times. Kryptos released their starting time album, Screw Ascension, in 2004, which quickly spread through the Indian metal underground and other parts of the world. In 2008, the band signed with Old School Metal Records from California and released The Ark of Gemini earlier embarking on their first European tour in 2010, making them the starting time Indian heavy metal band to exercise so. Kryptos and then signed with AFM Records from Deutschland and released their devastating 3rd record The Coils of Apollyon in 2012, which met with stellar reviews from all quarters. The ring followed this upward with a first always appearance at Wacken Open Air in 2013, a cross country European bout in 2014 and a supporting tour with Expiry Affections in 2015.Highly influenced by Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy and Accept, besides as Coroner and Kreator, Kryptos withal manage to create an identity of their own while staying true to their roots. Over the years the band has opened for Iron Maiden, Testament, Kreator, Destruction, Decease Angel and many more than, further enhancing their reputation every bit a peppery and exciting live act. The band are currently signed to Seaside Touring for bookings in Europe and are also endorsed by Gibson Guitars.2016 promises to be a breakout year for the band with the imminent release of their fourth album through AFM Records, entitled Burn down Upward The Night. With stunning 80's comprehend fine art by Mattias Frisk and a blank knuckles arroyo, the album brings back the glory days of heavy metal with razor sharp riffs, screaming solos and a raging twin guitar assault. Trends may come and go, but Kryptos proceed to reinforce the old school ethos that they proudly swear by.

Album:

Beautify your battle jackets, pull up those spikes and open up the beers, for Kryptos is hither with their much predictable album number four titled 'Fire Up The Dark'. One look at the artwork and yous know what will be served. Mattias Frisk'south tribute to the 80's golden era of Heavy Metal features a simplistic steel fist emanating static, with the ring's proper noun written in a razor precipitous silver font drenched in a bounding main of black and red. It looks in stark contrast with the ring's previous offering 'Coils of Apollyon' in 2012 with Mark Riddick's maggot filled demon seated with a sceptre ornamented with a skull. This is prove enough that the band is taking a slightly different direction deviating from its thrashy mix of melodic Heavy Metallic sound to a more straight-up NWOBHM influenced flavor on this new album.The album opens up with "Blackstar Horizon", a heavy metallic canticle that instantly makes you lot pump your fists to its mid-tempo groove. The track has that trademark Old Schoolhouse Metallic feel that is feature of Kryptos, albeit a slightly slower version of their former self. The vocal revolves around a melodic main riff backed by a sustained gallop and rounded upward past Nolan Lewis' raspy vocals. The second track, "Full Throttle" was the first unmarried released by the band for this anthology and gives off a similar vibe but cranks up the catchiness manifolds. Information technology is ane of my favourite tracks on the album and I simply tin't go enough of that intro riff. The guitar harmonies and the steady drum pattern will ship you back to the years when you get-go roughshod in love with Heavy Metal. Information technology is hard non to feel cornball with the guitar work and the overall organisation on this anthology. Consider "Waverider" as an example; yous cannot stop but retrieve of Fe Maiden while listening to it. Faster in stride equally compared to others, "Waverider" will make you bang your caput right from the opening riffs, through the chorus and definitely make you air-guitar on the solo.Guitarist Rohit Chaturvedi'southward riffs are razor sharp and his immaculate solos on this album volition definitely brand y'all autumn in dearest with his work. I challenge you to attempt and keep your hands from air-guitaring on the solo of "One Shot To Kill". It is also hard non to get lost in the innumerable twin guitar harmonies strewn across on this album. Some of the riffs on this album just become stuck in your head for hours afterwards you have listened to the anthology. Nolan Lewis' trademark hiss cuts across the melody similar a spiteful ophidian out for vengeance. His vocals do get a long way to give Kryptos its unique identity and his legacy is maintained on this album equally well. Drummer Anthony Hoover's work is tight and well-baked and Ganesh Krishnaswamy's bass work provides a nice cushion to the distortion, his tone amplifying the thump in the composition.The ring has clearly taken a more simplistic road for songwriting than their previous attempts, especially when compared to their previous album 'Coils of Apollyon'. Also, the guitars seem to have lost a bit of the edginess nosotros saw in their previous attempts and the drum piece of work too is adequately simplistic and straightforward. Nevertheless, I don't want to convey this equally a weakness just merely a alter in the direction for the band. They seem to have cut the frills and focused to create a sound which is a clear derivative of the bygone NWOBHM era. Although different from their previous albums but the emotions and ability the band delivers remain intact despite this transformation.The production perfectly preserves the old school ethos the band swears past. Although it is quite raw, just every fellow member is heard equally well in the mix. All the same, the mix itself could have sounded a chip louder with a slightly more than ambitious tone. Comparing it with the product of their previous anthology, I felt 'Burn Up The Night' falters slightly. All the same, it is only a minor flaw in an otherwise flawless effort. Kryptos reinforce their legacy with their latest album 'Burn Upwardly The Night'. The flag bearers of Indian Heavy Metal deliver a powerful sound full of nostalgia recreating the glorious NWOBHM era in this 40 minute ride. Information technology as well paves the way to an interesting new direction the band may accept for the future which nosotros should definitely lookout man out for.

Line-Up:

Ganesh K. Bass (1998-2005, 2013-present), Vocals (1998-2005) - Run into besides: Bevar Sea, Witchgoat
Nolan Lewis Guitars (1998-present), Vocals (2005-present) - See also: ex-Aeons of Sorrow, Witchgoat
Rohit Chaturvedi Guitars (lead) (2006-present) - Run across also: Millennium
Anthony Hoover Drums (2013-present) - Come across too: Neolithic Silence, Witchgoat

Tracklist:

01. Blackstar Horizon 04:xx
02. Full Throttle 03:51
03. The Summoning 05:22
04. Unto Elysium 05:51
05. Ane Shot to Kill 04:48
06. Waverider 04:48
07. Gear up to Strike 05:50
08. Burn down Up the Night 05:17

+ Video "Total Throttle" (Official Video)

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