Album Review
Anoreski – “Rise Of Infinity”
Rise Of Infinity is the latest release from Anoreski, a melodic death metal band from Istanbul, Turkey. These guys are currently unsigned, but I can’t imagine they’ll be for long as this is one of the better albums I’ve heard in quite some time. Musically it’s a mid-tempo offering that is brash, guttural and extremely powerful with chugging heavy riffs, driving bass and pounding drums.
Rise Of Infinity is the latest release from Anoreski, a melodic death metal band from Istanbul, Turkey. These guys are currently unsigned, but I can’t imagine they’ll be for long as this is one of the better albums I’ve heard in quite some time. Musically it’s a mid-tempo offering that is brash, guttural and extremely powerful with chugging heavy riffs, driving bass and pounding drums.
What to me stands out the most, and what I feel separates this group from others in this over-saturated genre, are the the lead breaks; not only are they super-melodic and tasteful, but they’re also abundant giving this record a much different vibe than most other death metal affairs. And while I realize they’re from Turkey, Anoreski play death metal that is akin to that of Swedish melodic metal masters Dark Tranquility and In Flames.
I found Anoreski to be a welcome breath of fresh air and if like me you’re a fan of melodic death, you owe it to yourself to give this record a shot. Keep your eyes on these guys, I don’t think Turkey can contain them for much longer.
Track Listing:
01. Intro
02. Rise Of Infinity
03. Anorexia
04. Unobtainable
05. Nelsons Dream
06. Death Carillon
07. The end Of The White Is Dark
08. Rebellion Of Soul
09. Distress
Run Time: 37:37
Release Date: September 15, 2011
Check out the album teaser
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