If you look up the definition of an ambitious undertaking then you will find listed in the many examples “Apostle to the Malevolent” by Swiss Symphonic Progressive Death Metal quartet Kerberos. Inspired by the baroque era and its composers, the band put together both a choir and an orchestra in order to bring their vision
How much of EP “Apostle to the Malevolent” will be left to give us on its 14th March release date remains to be seen with Swiss Extreme Metal heads Kerberos, masterminded by Félicien Burkard, sharing a third from five cuts in “Near Violence Experience“. Pushing boundaries, they have both a choir and an orchestra in
Caught somewhere in time between the realms of Traditional Symphonic Death, Progressive and Avant-garde Metal, Kerberos have spared no expense in bringing their vision to life. For their sophomore album “Apostle to the Malevolent” the Swiss natives have utilised both an orchestra and a choir to create an authentic, organic listening experience. Recorded and produced
