Kill Ritual - In My Head - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2017 . The Ritualist is Chad Davis (Hour Of 13) and stands for the ways of the old, the ways of the lifestyle of the children of doom, and for the return of quality music to hold up the standards of the ideals expressed within the music itself. The Ritualist strive to bring back the unity felt in this lifestyle just some few years ago, and to dignify all of those that are active and present and still continuing to wield their craft into a true purpose. It is quite apparent in listening to The Ritualist that the pre-sence of the beginnings are all there, tinged in the 4th and 5th album era of Bathory and the bone crushing heaviness of the early days of Nemesis/Candlemass. But before getting those sounds implanted in your skulls, rest assured that the sound created within The Ritualist is in no way showcasing these influences, rather it takes the ideals and moves them forward into this day and age without copying anything. Through hard work, until the last breath, The Ritualist will stand the ground against the mediocrity and Album Tracks 1. Awaken the Eibon 2. Lament for Dying Dreams 3. The Suffering/Sulphur Spirits 4. Sadomatic Rites

Album Tracks 1. Tales of Woe 2. This Addiction 3. All Men Shall Fall 4. Megalomaniac 5. Save Yourself 6. A Reimagining 7. Dead Man on the Water 8. Heart Collector 9. Sin 10. Lies 11. Kage

Other Lives, which includes Josh Onstott and Jonathon Mooney, remain focused on the search for audible clarity their next expression, their next melody, their next rhythm. Rituals, the band's third and 2015 full-length album, is a pure encapsulation of the trio's relentless drive for precision. Ambient soundscapes (InchNew FogInch) buttress against prog-rock stomp (Inch2 PyramidsInch) lending the album the experience of embarking on a choose-your-own-adventure novel. InchThere's kind of a duality to this record,Inch Tabish says, referencing InchPatternInch - Inchrhythmically kind of up-tempo, really fast-moving, marimbas, this new kind of new-wave orchestra soundInch - in opposition to the closing title track, a slow-building, piano-and-strings-anchored ballad Tabish wrote in the finals weeks of recording. Album Tracks 1. Fair Weather 2. Pattern 3. Reconfiguration 4. Easy Way Out 5. Beat Primal 6. New Fog 7. 2 Pyramids 8. Need a Line 9. English Summer 10. Untitled 11. No Trouble 12. For the Last 13. It's Not Magic 14. Ritual