ReadR


Discover Content : Trends

Discover real-time trending topics, hashtags, and content from different countries.

Top Countries

Select Country:🌐

Worldwide 🌍 | Nigeria 🇳🇬 | South Africa 🇿🇦 | Kenya 🇰🇪 |

See all other continents,locations, categories and associated headlines or trending informations here using;

America:
Canada 🇨🇦 | United States 🇺🇸

Africa:
Algeria 🇩🇿 | Egypt 🇪🇬 | Ghana 🇬🇭 | Kenya 🇰🇪 |Morocco 🇲🇦| Nigeria 🇳🇬 | South Africa 🇿🇦 |

Middle East:
Turkey 🇹🇷| Cyprus 🇨🇾 |

Europe:
Finland 🇫🇮| Hungary 🇭🇺 | Italy 🇮🇹 | Slovakia 🇸🇰 | Switzerland 🇨🇭 | United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Asia:
China 🇨🇳 |

Show more
Show less

Headline : Lord Spikeheart: The Adept review – Duma star’s relentless metal isn’t for the fainthearted

Read more from the original article on here at www.theguardian.com.




Tags : #lord #spikeheart #adept #review #duma #stars #relentless #metal #isnt #fainthearted


No. of Paragraph 6

(Haekalu)With doom-laden growls and falsetto screams, the Kenyan metaller’s indefatigable vocals cut through a thunderous onslaught of headbanging sound

Over the past decade vocalist Martin Kanja, AKA Lord Spikeheart, has become a figurehead of the burgeoning Kenyan metal scene: first with frenetic speedcore group Lust of a Dying Breed, then to international acclaim as part of industrial duo Duma, cultivating a distinctive blend of guttural yawps, screeching screams and gravelly rap verses that seep menacingly through headbanging instrumentals.

The Adept is his debut solo album. Across 13 tracks barely lasting three minutes apiece, Kanja displays the breadth and depth of his vocal experience, acrobatically veering from doom-laden growls to falsetto screams, fast-paced verses and textural noise, his voice a penetrating instrument that can compete with the distorted guitars and thundering bass. It is a condensed and relentless listening experience, launching with the scattergun fuzz of warped kick drums and Kanja’s alternating screams of “yeah” and “go” on opener TYVM before speeding through the industrial techno of Rem Fodder, death-metal percussion on Acts of God and swaggering trap rhythms of Emblem Blem.

The record is loud, brash and anchored in kick drums so full of depth they feel ripe to knock you sideways if played at the right volume. Kanja’s indefatigable vocals maintain the intensity, while the album keeps from slipping into monotony with its range of features. Italian producer Talpah adds a hip-hop bounce to Djangili, while Kenyan guitar virtuoso Hybrid Intuition lends fret-tapping glam rock intricacy to Nobody.

Read more from the original article on here at www.theguardian.com.


Related Headlines : Lord Spikeheart: The Adept review – Duma star’s relentless metal isn’t for the fainthearted (in Google.com):

Hello, below you have a "Web" tab to read more content and an "Image" tab to get related pictures

Example : Trends, Country, News, Jobs, Scholarships, Investment, Business, Politics, Adverts, Fashion, Events, Technology and more.