The tombstone for “When The Rivers Dry” from Canadian Doomers Ethereal Tomb is engraved with intrigue. Mixed by Jake Ballah (Dream Unending, Tomb Mold) and mastered by Joel Grind (Municipal Waste, Graveripper) of Toxic Holocaust fame, the project is the work of vocalist and guitarist Alexander Senum and bassist Aidan Weatherall. Ahead of the 8th September
The first of eight fresh cuts from Canadian Doom soaked Death purveyors Ethereal Tomb has been been unleashed in the title track of their upcoming new album “When The Rivers Dry” which Illustrates the intrinsic links between capitalism and colonialism. Mixed by Jake Ballah (Dream Unending, Tomb Mold) and mastered by Joel Grind (Municipal Waste, Graveripper)
Pulling from countless influences, Jaodae took the sound of their diverse debut “Cast in Ash” and disassembled, sorted and reforged it into a cohesive freight train of polyrhythms, melodies and most importantly, riffs. That process has ensured that their Progressive, Heavy and Instrumental style has remained at the heart of their expansive new magnum opus
Conceived by guitarist Roberto Ercoli, drummer Spencer Robson and bassist Nick Brown in Toronto Ontario Canada in 2016, Progressive Metal trio Jaodae made their mark with 2019 debut album “Cast In Ash“. That record found them piecing together a complex jigsaw puzzle of intricate melodies, distorted riffs and Jazz tinged moments to create music which ebbs
