The Night Eternal The Night Eternal

Although THE NIGHT ETERNAL\x27s first public recording, already, these Germans are evincing the mastery of veterans. Across their three original compositions and a reverentially poignant cover of Judas Priest\x27s (Take These) Chains, the quintet concoct a supremely powerful and stirringly moody sort of heavy metal, both traditionally pure\-steel in their dynamics yet also brimming with epicness and a sort of forlorn heroism. In fact, early \x2780s Judas Priest is an apt reference for The Night Eternal\x27s night\-prowling style, all gleaming chrome and classy, but bespeaking an ever\-present darkness beneath that alluring exterior. Of course, hooks are massive as are the commanding vocals of frontman Ricardo, but it\x27s the chemistry among the five members of THE NIGHT ETERNAL that puts this beyond most other debut recordings: truly, their fire and fluidity are magick to behold! Appropriately moody cover art courtesy of Brouemaster Visual Decay.