NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC - March 30, 2023
Streaming Now! Necronomicon Ex Mortis' Classic Death Metal Self Titled Horror EP
Top - Michael Bala - Guitar, Manuel Barbarà - Guitar
Bottom - Yusuf Rashid - Bass, Craig Schmul - Vocals, Joey Ferretti - Drums
Chicago, USA's Necronomicon Ex Mortis is a bubbling cauldron of 80's horror movies, 80's shred goods, modern production, and tight thrash metal. They are now releasing their debut self-titled EP, which serves as the trailer for the epic full-length that is to come out down the road. They mean to draw listeners in and trap them in a classic horror movie, on VHS of course. The four-track record presents a variety of techniques and elements, delivered with precision and professionalism. They detail the tracks listers can expect:
""Earth Cancer" is old-school death metal about angering God so he curses the human race with overpopulation; "Celestial Tomb" is a Swedish-style rager with an interesting melodic twist. Lyrically, it was inspired by the chalice dungeons in Bloodborne. "Nocturnal" is a combination of Michael's favorite thrash riffs. It's about murdering teenagers at a summer camp. "The Burning" is about an acclaimed 80s horror movie. Musically, it is the most complex to play, it involves a key change, it's the fastest song on the EP, and the most interesting."
Brutal and melodic, Necronomicon Ex Mortis pays homage to the death metal shred gods such as Yngwie, Vinnie Moore, Paul Gilbert, and Derek Taylor as well as horror classics, 80 horror movies, horror games, and HP Lovecraft. They're hoping this EP will gather a small fanbase and help them establish a footing in the metal world.
Produced and mixed by Charlie Waymire at Ultimate Studios with album artwork done by Lucas Korte, the self-titled EP is streaming in full ahead of its release via its premiere on NoCleanSinging HERE.
Necronomicon Ex Mortis is recommended for fans of Black Dahlia Murder, Obscura, Arsis, and Megadeth.
Digital - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/necronomiconexmortis/nocturnal
The debut self-titled EP is due out March 31st, 2023, and is available for pre-order at Necronomiconexmortis.bandcamp.com.
Lyric Video - "Celestial Tomb" - https://youtu.be/gWSmqWpGVCI
Lyric Video - "Nocturnal" - https://youtu.be/fQ7Ski78NOQ
Digital - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/necronomiconexmortis/celestial-tomb
Track Listing:
1. Celestial Tomb (4:35)
2. Earth Cancer (4:22)
3. Nocturnal (4:00)
4. The Burning (4:59)
EP Length: 17:58
For more info: Necronomiconexmortisband.com | Facebook | Instagram.com/necronomiconexmortisband
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"You might suspect we're exaggerating, but we're really not. The four songs on the EP are undeniably sinister and ferocious, but the dominant impression of the music is that it's exhilarating and exultant, the work of people who decided to put their formidable talents to the test, while having a shitload of fun doing that. When you listen it will make sense to hear that the EP comes recommended for fans of Black Dahlia Murder, Obscura, Arsis, Racer X, and Megadeth." - No Clean Singing
"Inspired by Swedish Death Metal "Celestial Tomb" lays down the blast beats while having an interesting melodic lead that flies into a monstrous extended face melting solo of the highest order, confirming if there was any doubt that these musicians have the capability to step on stages with World Superpower level bands and hold their own. If it wasn't for their love of old school works, you could easily see them going down the more technical road of an Archspire or Inferi, the clues to that murder mystery are all wrapped up within this whirlwind of an opener for all to witness." - Metal Noise
"the EP feels solid. It has remarkable melodies, a good sound and a cool cover." - Metal Bite
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