2023 was a phenomenal year for Metal Noise and another record breaking one, so it’s time we said a HUGE thank you to an awful lot of people who make it all possible. It has always been all about the bands first and foremost. Without them making the soundtrack to our lives there would be
Aeffect mastermind, multi instrumentalist and vocalist Mark Broster is under the FBI Interrogation spotlight once more as we talk to him about writing and recording the punishing journey through notions of ambition, purpose, legacy, exploitation, neglect and despair that is album “Theory Of Mind” from his project. A beast of a record in very sense
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Buster Odeholm (Humanity’s Last Breath, Vildhjarta, Reflections) who brought his signature monstrous tone creation to the party, “Theory Of Mind” is the first burnt offering from gargantuan beast Aeffect. A project rising like a phoenix from the ashes of previous bands by multi instrumentalist and vocalist Mark Broster who brought
No samples, no edits, just raw studio drum footage from Mike Pitman (ex-Xerath) during the recording of the new Aeffect album “Theory Of Mind“, produced, mixed and mastered by Buster Odeholm (Humanity’s Last Breath, Vildhjarta, Reflections). The footage was recorded in May 2022 at Wanderland Recording Studios in Limerick and the music is absolutely savage.
They say that idle hands are the devils playground and so gargantuan beast Aeffect was birthed from the ashes of Sarpanitum and Xerath by multi instrumentalist and vocalist Mark Broster and drummer Mike Pitman, cathartically conjuring a punishing journey through notions of ambition, purpose, legacy, exploitation, neglect and despair with debut album “Theory Of Mind”. Produced, Mixed and
A forthcoming new project from former members of Sarpanitum and Xerath has surfaced from the blue lagoon, promising a debut album and dredging up first single “Retraction” with it. Calling themselves Aeffect, multi instrumentalist and vocalist Mark Broster is joined by drummer Mike Pitman for what promises to be a punishing journey through notions of
