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Germ Bomb – Under a Fading Sun

May 20, 2015 by Line Evensen Leave a Comment

This spring swedish crossover thrashers Germ Bomb releases their 3rd full length ‘Under a Fading Sun’. My first encounter with them was with their debut album back in 2010, when they made me sing ‘Infected! Infected!’ all summer.

Allthough I know the band is not found of being categorized, they still play powerful crossover thrash with hints of both heavy metal, black’n’roll and doom. To me, ‘Under a Fading Sun’ feels alot darker and dirtier than their previous material. In ‘Funeral Blues’ for instance, the riffs are slower and doomier, matching it’s title perfectly. ‘Endless Thirst’ has more melodic vocals, sending me to heavy metal land. Last track on the album, called ‘Religious Vomit’ has a perfect groovy black’n’roll riff in the middle, making my nose wrinkle (in that good metal way).

Germ Bomb - Under a Fading Sun

Germ Bomb – Under a Fading Sun

So, to sum it up, I think ‘Under a Fading Sun’ is both darker and more diverse than Germ Bombs previous releases. It’s reflected on the album cover which is inspired by polish surrealist Zdzisław Beksiński (who by the way is one of my favourite artists – you should google him!).

‘Under a Fading Sun’ will be released later this spring, in CD, vinyl and tape edition.
The album was recorded in Welfare Sounds Studio in Gothenburg (Bombus, Bombs of Hades) in october 2014 with Per Stålberg and Olle Björk behind the knobs and as producers, mastered by Daniel Johansson and artwork created by Lenore Ani.
‘Under A Fading Sun’ tracklisting:
 
1. Abomination
2. Black Mass
3. Funeral Blues
4. Stench
5. Endless Thirst
6. Under A Fading Sun
7. 1000 Suns
8. Religious Vomit

Don’t forget to read our interview with them here, and watch their music video ‘1000 suns’ . You’ll find the band and more information about where to buy here:

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Filed Under: Aural, Music, Recent music Tagged With: album, black'n'roll, crossover thrash, germ bomb, punk, review, thrash, under a fading sun

About Line Evensen

Norwegian graphic designer, art director, writer, and photographer. Also a part of the webshop, label and management Black Forest Records

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