“Not many bands make it to 25 years. Even few bands make it to 25 years being from India. To celebrate this monumental milestone we are proud to announce our brand new EP ‘Apocalyptic Dawn’ which celebrates the legacy of the band but also kick stars the next chapter in our journey.” ~ Demonstealer
If you missed the memo then let us remind you that Indian Death Metal overlords Demonic Resurrection will be celebrating their 25th Anniversary on 6th February with a new EP titled “Apocalyptic Dawn“. As a record it comprises an unholy trinity of tunes that run to eighteen minutes with keyboards and vocals from former Cradle
Indian Death Metal veterans Demonic Resurrection, who are the main squeeze of solo artist Demonstealer, have announced their 25th anniversary will be celebrated with a new EP titled “Apocalyptic Dawn“. Set for the 6th February it’s an imminent arrival that finds the band joined by keyboardist Anabelle Iratni (Veille, ex-Cradle of Filth) having been mixed
Waking up from a dream like sugar induced coma in which the lyric “Just one Cornetto, give it to me, delicious ice cream, of Italy, creamy vanilla and chocolate dream, Give me Cornetto, from Walls ice cream” was sung by Lacuna Coil vocalist Cristina Scabbia isn’t a good look when you’ve got to write an article about
The latest episode of the wonderfully insightful “Heavy Conversations” podcast series from Demonic Resurrection frontman and guitarist Sahil Makhija aka Demonstealer finds the Guru sharing his thoughts on that all important subject that is Merch. Every band has it and in an age where venues are taking a percentage and the money to be made
Continuing his “Heavy Conversations” podcast series, Demonic Resurrection frontman and guitarist Sahil Makhija aka Demonstealer has begun to open up about his recently released album “The Propaganda Machine“. It features a myriad of guests, with no less than 3x guitarists, 4x drummers and 4x bassists as well as Orchestrations and Keys from Anabelle Iratni (Veile,
The third episode of what is turning out to be an wonderful insight for not only fans of Demonic Resurrection, Demonstealer, Reptilian Death and Solus Ex Inferis but also useful knowledge for aspiring musicians has premiered. A Podcast series titled “Heavy Conversations“ from Indian Death Metal God Sahil “Demonstealer” Makhija, it finds the multi instrumentalist and
As if Demonic Resurrection, Demonstealer, Reptilian Death and Solus Ex Inferis were not enough to prevent idle hands being the devil’s playground, Indian Death Metal God Sahil “Demonstealer” Makhija has launched a Podcast series titled “Heavy Conversations“. The first episode served as an introduction piece and now with episode two he takes a deep dive
The man, the myth and the legend that is Indian Death Metal God Sahil “Demonstealer” Makhija has launched a Podcast series titled “Heavy Conversations“. The first episode finds him explaining just who he is alongside details on his projects, from Demonic Resurrection and Demonstealer to Reptilian Death and Solus Ex Inferis. If you missed it,
An album that frankly we can’t speak highly enough of in “The Propaganda Machine” by the almighty Demonstealer and his army of darkness in an array of Death Metal masters has seen a music video for “Screams Of Those Dying” unveiled with artwork from Sonic Spawn Studios. Hannes Grossmann (Triptykon, Blotted Science, ex-Necrophagist, ex-Obscura), Dominic Forest
