HeavyHardMetalmania: MORTEM VOCANTIS Album Reviewed Track-by-Track by AEDITUMUS

HeavyHardMetalmania rattled off the Spanish Melodic Death Metal Band AEDITUMUS to the reviewed in first person of the amazing Mortem Vocantis debut album, exclusively here... the result is this:

In conducting a review about a group often influences the predisposition you have on this. In my case I do not intend or want to be impartial.

It is the first and therefore the margin of improvement is big, very big ... we have to work, study and especially live, but we believe the foundations are very good. You may be attributed to certain topics sound like this or that group, it is true that there are influences, but this has nothing to hide the work and brings new nuances.

The play opens with a truly epic instrumental piece, very Black Empires of decadence and forward us a symphonic aspect of what lies ahead.

The next track continues the epic Waiting previous topic, very strong start for the phenomenal keyboards all the work, adding a phenomenal guitar Black. The voices become for me in the moment of the play Death and accompany the melody that runs through the subject.

As we continue our journey with As a god, a topic which I understand is the work comparable to major themes of Black early this century and the end of the ninety. Old and powerful sound. A review of the great and epic final issue.

Coming to Ecuador's work appears which I think is the best theme of the play Run to my call. The sound has influences already mentioned but with a touch very current Viking-Death is the theme more "modern" and eventually reached levels comparable to those of the great Scandinavian groups, joining a great and epic melody, a strong a magnificent voice and guitar, with a riff that alone is worth a whole album.

After raising the bar for the next cut the risk of falling into the comparison and get a misjudgment, but Autumn clouds is a great topic vein of Doom and manages to create an atmosphere that transports us to the mid-nineties and team work groups Doom essential at the time, I will not name anyone. Being an admirer and follower of this style but it's the only deserves two or three minutes.

Now turn the topic The Last Breath. Start epic line of keyboards with a very beautiful melody to which are added a strong voice and superb guitars. A very Black, reference may be the melodic symphonic album.

And now the end ... and finally! Confused, Doom great song, wonderful, great, superb ... but so short, so short ... so beautiful and so short ...

In summary, we believe it is a work to rival any group devoted, always considering the budgetary constraints and be the first (hopefully of many) Aeditumus work.