The hatchet that splits the skull of their album “Dawnfall” clean in two, “Capgras Delusion” is given a guitar playthrough by GreyLotus riff master Ben Towles. The Baltimore Maryland Technical Progressive Death Metal collective, who were one of the main stage highlights of Tech-Fest in 2022, have joined the growing number of bands to have
Baltimore, Maryland Technical Progressive Death Metallers Greylotus were the surprise of UK Tech-Fest back in the summer, giving us cuts from their debut album “Dawnfall” just its release. Guitarist Ben Towles has plucked “Syzygy” from the record for a playthrough video while showcasing Tech-Fest merch in a subliminal message that reminds us that the 10th
Baltimore, Maryland born and raised, the rehearsal space is where Ben Towles spent most of his days. Slinging riff after riff, all cool, when a couple of guys, who were up to no good started making trouble in the neighborhood. Drewsif was a name, Greylotus the game and together “Dawnfall” was created. So here’s a
Baltimore Maryland Progressive Technical Death Metal Greylotus, a quintet who feature in their ranks none other than Drewsif have shared a guitar playthrough video for “Chiaroscuro” from their now one month old album “Dawnfall“. Mixed by Buster Odeholm from Humanity’s Last Breath and featuring a guest appearance from Duncan Bentley of Vulvodynia, if you missed it, you
A band that blew our tiny minds when we witnessed their main stage live performance at Tech-Fest earlier this summer, Baltimore Maryland Progressive Technical Death Metal outfit Greylotus have premiered a music video filmed by Chris Joao for “Rectilinear Motion“. That’s the opening cut from their now 20 day old baby “Dawnfall” which you can get
