German Progressive Death Metal band, Words of Farewell was founded by lead guitarists Erik Ga\u00dfmus and Phillipp Olivier in 2007. The line-up was then completed by Nils Urginus (rhythm guitar), Leo Wichmann (synthesizer), Benedikt Goralski (drums) and Alexander Otto (vocals\/bass guitar).
\nSince then the band has released two EPs and had a number of lineup changes. In 2010 the band recorded their debut album, Immersion, which is now finally ready for release.<\/p>\n
The vocals are the standard growling style, but unlike many progressive or melodic death metal bands they’ve chosen not to have any clean vocals to contrast with the growls. whether you think this is a good idea or not comes down to personal taste really – some people love the growling vocals some prefer clean vocals. For me they work well on this album.
\nMusically its good and heavy, with enough variation to provide interest and enough melody to make it enjoyable. <\/p>\n
A very good debut album – I look forward to hearing more from the band in the future. <\/p>\n
”Immersion” will be released on 30th March 2012 via AFM records<\/p>\n
Words of Farewell are:<\/p>\n
Alexander Otto – Vocals
\nErik Ga\u00dfmus – Guitar
\nHenrik Tschierschky – Guitar
\nNils Urginus – Bass
\nJonas W\u00fcbbe – Drums
\nLeo Wichmann – Keyboards<\/p>\n
Track listing: <\/p>\n
1. Project Daybreak
\n2. Ever After
\n3. End Of Transmission
\n4. On Second Thought
\n5. Auriga
\n6. The Great Escape
\n7. Urban Panorama
\n8. Sorae
\n9. Vagrant Story
\n10. Sundown Serenade<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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