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    Album Review: VOLSTOM – Chapter One

    progsphereBy progsphereJanuary 28, 2024Updated:January 28, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Volstom, the emerging force in German melodic death metal, unleashed their debut album “Chapter One” in 2023. Upon immersing yourself in the auditory onslaught of this release, you might find yourself eagerly scouring your music collection for more of its kind. “Chapter One” stands as a gratifying and valuable addition to any playlist, an invitation to succumb to the sonic prowess of this sextet as they embark on a captivating musical journey.

    Enthusiasts of the renowned Gothenburg sound will discover familiar elements executed with finesse, capable of tearing through your speaker cabs with relentless power. This debut is no mere showcase of delicate melodies; instead, it unfolds as a meticulously planned triumph, featuring a cacophony of exotic screams, exhilarating cleans, and thunderous drumwork interwoven with carnivorous riffage. These elements synergize, creating a foundation that pulsates with each hook, drawing you deeper into the album’s immersive experience as it unfolds.

    Traversing “Chapter One” feels like a journey bathed in an unholy light, allowing monstrous solos and cacophonous riffs to emerge and entice those daring enough to approach its ominous perimeter. Unyielding and intense, Volstom delivers on their promise of a dark and intangible odyssey through their song titles. This commitment materializes in the entrancingly moribund peaks that stimulate the imagination, while the band’s gallant stride captures your body and beckons you to engage in the rhythmic intensity, perhaps even inducing a windmill or two.

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    "Chapter One" stands as a gratifying and valuable addition to any playlist, an invitation to succumb to the sonic prowess of this sextet as they embark on a captivating musical journey.

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