– June seventeenth, 2024 –
The Deceivers Full-Size Out Now On Steel Blade Information
Photograph by Stephanie Cabral
Watch DÅÅTH’s “Deserving Of The Grave” video HERE
Album of the 12 months contenders DÅÅTH as we speak reveal their newest video, “Deserving Of The Grave.” The monitor comes off the band’s newest full-length — and first new studio output in fourteen years — The Deceivers, out now on Steel Blade Information.
The Deceivers is directly a devastating reminder and large leap ahead that showcases the technical wizardry and brutal depth that the Atlanta, Georgia-bred band is able to. Band founder/guitarist Eyal Levi has overseen an overhaul of the lineup, although importantly DÅÅTH nonetheless options force-of-nature vocalist Sean Zatorsky, who has fronted the band since 2007. Collectively they’re now joined by Kerim “Krimh” Lechner on drums, Jesse Zuretti on orchestration and guitar, Rafael Trujillo on lead guitar, and David Marvuglio on bass.
The Deceivers is monstrously heavy however superbly orchestrated, blessed with melodies that may hang-out anyone lucky sufficient to listen to it. The 9 tracks have been produced by Levi, with Andrew Wade doing vocal manufacturing, John Douglass engineering, Jens Bogren mixing, and Tony Lindgren mastering.
Visitor guitar solos are contributed throughout quite a few tracks by Jeff Loomis (Nevermore, Arch Enemy), Mark Holcomb (Periphery), Dean Lamb (Archspire), Per Nilsson, (Scar Symmetry, Meshuggah), Spiro Dussias (Platonist), and Dan Sugarman (Ice 9 Kills), with famend online game composer Mick Gordon (Doom Everlasting) contributing sound design and synth to “Purified By Vengeance.”
Feedback Zuretti, “‘Deserving Of The Grave’ was a monitor that began with music I got here up with in my head while flying house from someplace. I obtained house and instantly jotted down the thought and despatched it to Eyal, which he turned it into a complete music. The humorous factor is, Eyal will get my music mind a lot that he pulled the entire Danny Elfman/Gothic-era affect out of a singular thought and made a complete epic come to life. And what’s even crazier is that Danny Elfman actually wrote the theme for Tim Burton’s Batman in 1989 the very same approach: on a aircraft. This monitor is all the pieces Eyal and I really like about darkish and moody classical/cinematic music fused along with DAATH’s sound. The golden seal of the monitor is our buddy Jeff Loomis ripping one in every of my favourite solos I’ve heard in additional than a decade.“
Notes Levi, “‘Deserving Of The Grave’ comes from a very darkish place. The day it was conceived, Jesse was flying someplace and obtained a pressure of divine inspiration, wrote the preliminary thought on an airplane, and despatched it to me. Concurrently I used to be flying again house from witnessing the demise of a cherished one, and obtained this nice thought in my electronic mail, whereas in a very dangerous psychological state. Upon returning, I set to work instantly and what you’re listening to is what flowed out of that horrible place. I believe it’s the darkest music on the album, and the vibe on it’s actual.
“Moreover that, this music has a particular place in my coronary heart as a result of our previous buddy Jeff Loomis graced us with probably the greatest guitar solos I’ve heard in my complete life. And it was a very long time coming. Enjoyable reality, however Jeff and DAATH virtually labored collectively again earlier than the hiatus. It got here so near taking place and it was one in every of my largest musical disappointments. All I can say is that it was definitely worth the wait. His solo on this music is the stuff of legends.”
Provides Loomis, “I had a good time recording the solo for ‘Deserving Of The Grave’ for the brand new DÅÅTH album The Deceivers! Eyal got here up with a really darkish background that made issues straightforward for me when it got here to placing the paint on canvas for a becoming solo. Thanks once more for letting me be part of such a musical masterpiece.”
Watch DÅÅTH‘s “Deserving Of The Grave” video at THIS LOCATION, directed by Gaui H Pi, and chat with the band stay!
Watch DÅÅTH‘s beforehand launched video for “Hex Never-ending” HERE, “Ascension” HERE, and “Unwelcome Return” HERE.
The Deceivers earned the #11 spot on Present Arduous Music Albums chart upon its first week of launch! Elsewhere, the report took the #14 place on the High New Artists Albums chart, #39 on the Present Rock Albums chart, and extra! See extra chart positions under.
USA – Billboard:
#11 Present Arduous Music Albums
#14 High New Artists Albums
#39 Present Rock Albums
#44 Unbiased Label Present Albums
#50 Present Digital Albums
#120 Present Albums
Canada – Billboard:
#15 Arduous Music Albums
#59 High Present Albums
The Deceivers is out there on CD and digital codecs in addition to vinyl within the following colour variants:
Mineral (US)
Clear Blood Purple Base w/ Opaque Black Smoke + Heavy White Splatter (US/EU)
Discover orders at: metalblade.com/daath
DÅÅTH started their journey in 1999 and stayed busy for simply over a decade earlier than its 2011 hiatus. In that point, the band launched 4 studio albums – Futility in 2004, The Hinderers in 2007, The Concealers in 2009, and their self-titled LP in 2010. Excursions with Slayer, Nile, Cattle Decapitation, Darkish Funeral, Cynic, Dragonforce, Goatwhore, Chimaira, Dying Fetus, and Devildriver adopted. DÅÅTH additionally landed a coveted spot on Ozzfest enjoying earlier than tens of 1000’s of followers in outside amphitheaters throughout the US, along with the notorious and long-running steel tour Summer season Slaughter.
After twelve years on hiatus, DÅÅTH discovered their ideally suited new house at Steel Blade, signing to the label and losing no time creating new music, cowl songs (Loss of life‘s “The Thinker” and Morbid Angel‘s “The place the Slime Reside“) and reissuing earlier albums. The primary new music from the revitalized DÅÅTH, “No Relaxation No Finish” (launched forward of the album in February 2023), options visitor solos by Spiro Dussias and now-DÅÅTH member Trujillo, who impressed Levi a lot whereas guesting on the monitor that he was invited to hitch the band.
“…a contemporary steel report aimed squarely at connoisseurs and tech freaks, but it surely additionally has some enormous tunes and barrels of charisma. What, as they are saying, is to not like?” — Blabbermouth
“The Deceivers is destined to go down as a profession spotlight for Dååth, a jewel of their crown if ever there was one. It truly is that good, easy as that.” — MetalSucks
“…an epic and rhythmic prog album…” – Steel Injection
“Every monitor is a labyrinth of advanced rhythms and searing melodies, providing a wealthy auditory expertise. The technical ability and compositional daring make it a standout within the steel neighborhood.” — Knotfest
“…a livid comeback…” – Fuze
“The Deceivers is an astonishingly magical time that exhibits the band’s core on the prime of their sport and their judgment to make their continued imaginative and prescient a actuality extra honed than earlier than. It is a true diamond within the tough.” – Lambgoat
“Many tracks are expanded enormously, with many orchestral components and the required bombast, which generally makes DÅÅTH appear to be a demise steel model of Dimmu Borgir. The music could be very tight and tasteful. And visitor contributions from musicians from Periphery, Scar Symmetry and Archspire additional contribute to the good selection on the report.” — Aardschok
“The album supplies a wonderful return for the band that settles into their place within the steel panorama, as a powerful and logical subsequent step in Levi’s artistic imaginative and prescient given his classical pedigree. Followers of the band ought to rejoice as it’ll stay as much as expectations. There’s a complete era of younger teenage metalheads who weren’t sufficiently old for the band’s final album, so time will inform how this album sits with that demographic.” — No Clear Singing
“This album proves to be a powerful logical step within the continuity of the band’s sound, paying respect to their previous whereas trying ahead.” – Ghost Cult
“…a completely immersive expertise that usually represents one of the best of what trendy progressive demise steel will be.” — Sonic Views
“…a real final-form of the place DÅÅTH wished to take their sound. The sheer evolution and scale of the combo is astounding at some factors… DÅÅTH delivered a beast of a report, and I do know for positive will probably make quite a lot of better of 2024 lists.” — This Day In Steel
“The compositions are livid of their vigor and layered complexity. The time that has handed because the band’s final album has finished nothing to decrease the skills and ingenuity of their work.” – Flying Fiddlesticks
“The Deceivers rips, and that’s no lie. Welcome again, gents – please don’t go away us once more.” – Devolution Journal
DÅÅTH:
Eyal Levi – guitar
Sean Z – vocals
Krimh – drums
Jesse Zuretti – orchestration, synth, guitar
Rafael Trujillo – lead guitar
David Marvuglio – bass
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