Album Type : EP
Date Released : 16/12/2013
Label : Siege of Amida
Revered by No-One, Feared by All, track listing :
1). Titanomachy
2). ‘Regicide’
3). Uncrowned’
4). Endgame’
Bio :
Mancunian slam crew
INGESTED have built a reputation as one of the most savage death metal acts to
come out of the UK for a long time. Punishing beatdowns, epic riffage, guttural
vocals and blistering speed are just some of the weapons in Ingested's musical
arsenal. Their debut album "Surpassing The Boundaries of Human Suffering"
was released in June 2009 and received critical acclaim from magazines such as
Terrorizer (8.5/10), Metal Hammer (8/10) and Kerrang! (4/5). Following the
Summer release of their album, Ingested were chosen to open up the 2010
Bonecrusher European tour, headlined by US
Known for a vicious live show, Ingested's skull crushing mix of death metal blastbeats and hardcore breakdowns will bulldoze you violently into the ground and leave you in a crumpled heap asking for more. With appearances at Mountains of Death and Ghostfest under their belt, and support slots with bands such as Despised Icon, Beneath The Massacre, Suffocation, Napalm Death, Suffokate, Veil Of Maya and many more, 2011 saw the highly anticipated sophomore release "The Surreption" mixed and mastered by Mick Kenney (Bleeding Through, Anaal Nathrakh) and featuring guest spots by Alex Erian (Despised Icon, Obey The Brave) and Matthew Jones (Martyr Defiled). It was a heavier, more mature and undoubtedly darker offering from the northern slam kings. In support of the release for "The Surreption", Ingested tore up Europe with label mates Martyr Defiled and Annotations Of An Autopsy for noTOURious and also headlined the "Harbingers Of The End" tour around theUK
Ingested entered 2012 with the same ferocious intent to play everywhere and anywhere, with high profile festival slots such as Extreme Fest featuring Cannibal Corpse, Suicide Silence, All Shall Perish and Carnifex, but while spending most of 2013 writing their follow up to The Surreption, in the form of a four track EP 'Revered By No One Feared By All' 2014 looks to be another successful year for the young British five piece
Known for a vicious live show, Ingested's skull crushing mix of death metal blastbeats and hardcore breakdowns will bulldoze you violently into the ground and leave you in a crumpled heap asking for more. With appearances at Mountains of Death and Ghostfest under their belt, and support slots with bands such as Despised Icon, Beneath The Massacre, Suffocation, Napalm Death, Suffokate, Veil Of Maya and many more, 2011 saw the highly anticipated sophomore release "The Surreption" mixed and mastered by Mick Kenney (Bleeding Through, Anaal Nathrakh) and featuring guest spots by Alex Erian (Despised Icon, Obey The Brave) and Matthew Jones (Martyr Defiled). It was a heavier, more mature and undoubtedly darker offering from the northern slam kings. In support of the release for "The Surreption", Ingested tore up Europe with label mates Martyr Defiled and Annotations Of An Autopsy for noTOURious and also headlined the "Harbingers Of The End" tour around the
Ingested entered 2012 with the same ferocious intent to play everywhere and anywhere, with high profile festival slots such as Extreme Fest featuring Cannibal Corpse, Suicide Silence, All Shall Perish and Carnifex, but while spending most of 2013 writing their follow up to The Surreption, in the form of a four track EP 'Revered By No One Feared By All' 2014 looks to be another successful year for the young British five piece
The Band :
Sean Hynes | Guitar
Jason Evans | Vocals
Sam Yates | Guitar
Brad Fuller | Bass
Lyn Jeffs | Drums
Review
December sees the release of their brand new EP
‘Revered by No One, Feared by All’, a four-track splinter of slamming death
metal that slides right under your skin and sticks there. If it’s brutal you want, it’s brutal you
shall receive.
The EP begins with the grinding, scraping, ravaging ‘Titanomachy’, a song which screams
bloody murder out of your speakers. Jay
Evans’ voice could probably drill through a stone wall; it’s that kind of
powerful. Couple that with the saw blade
guitars of Sean Hynes and Sam Yates and you have yourself a magnificent weapon
of sonic destruction.
After
this comes ‘Regicide’, Lyn Jeffs’ feet slamming down on that double bass pedal
so hard you fear for the floor beneath him.
Seriously, this is a monster of a tune, belting out at 200mph with no
desire whatsoever to step on the brakes.
When the breakdown hits in the final minute, the track aims for takeoff
and hits the stratosphere with its speed and unrelenting brutal force.
‘Uncrowned’
carries on the crushing tempo, forcing you back into your seat as though you
were strapped into some diabolical white-knuckle ride. My suggestion is to grin like a maniac and
let this track take you through twists, turns and gut-wrenching drops. Brad Fuller seems to want to kill his bass on
this song as well; it’s being slammed with such anger.
Final
song ‘Endgame’ wraps up proceedings with a flourish of noise, aggression and
punishing vocals. As it grinds itself to
a glorious, fading finish, Ingested’s EP closes with a feeling of savage
ecstasy. ‘Revered by No One, Feared by
All’ is four tracks full of pulsing death metal energy, a grind house thriller
that will leave the listener begging for the mosh pit. This December, I urge you to get
Ingested.
Words by : Chris
Markwell
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