Necrophobic
In the Twilight Grey
Century Media
2024
Swedish Death/Black Metal titans Necrophobic are back with a vengeance, unleashing their latest album “In the Twilight Grey”. This release cements their place among the greats of the genre, delivering a ferocious blend of blistering riffs, dark melodies, and exceptional guitar work that’s sure to captivate both long-time fans and new listeners.
The album is packed with highlights, but one track that stands out is “Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes.” This song features a mind-melting guitar solo that perfectly encapsulates Necrophobic’s ability to merge aggression with atmosphere. It’s a masterclass in combining the brutal and the beautiful, and it’s a track that will leave a lasting impression.
For those looking to dive even deeper, the Digibook CD version includes a special treat: a fantastic cover of WASP’s “The Torture Never Stops.” This bonus track is a must-have for collectors and fans alike, adding even more value to an already stellar release.
In the Twilight Grey is an essential listen for anyone who appreciates expertly crafted metal with a dark edge. With its sick riffs, haunting melodies, and top-tier musicianship, this album is easily one of the best releases of 2024 and a must-add to any metalhead’s collection. Highly recommended!
A Masterclass in Dark Metal Mastery
Swedish Death/Black Metal legends Necrophobic unleash fury with their latest album, "In the Twilight Grey." This release is a tour de force of savage riffs, dark melodies, and extraordinary guitar work, solidifying their position among the genre's elite. The standout track, "Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes," showcases a blistering guitar solo that perfectly blends brutality and atmosphere. With the Digibook CD version offering a killer WASP cover, this album is a must-listen for metal fans and one of 2024's best releases.
Morbid Mario
Morbid Mario’s metal journey began at age 12 in 1982 with AC/DC as his gateway band. He quickly graduated to heavier acts like Ozzy, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motörhead, and Saxon. Soon, he was a metal tyrant, buying albums based solely on their cover art and diving into bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Dark Angel. Now, with over 40 years of metal under his belt, Morbid Mario continues to attend shows, travel to festivals, and support bands that meet his uncompromising, elitist standards.
