A fierce new single from Worship The Sacrifice comes through with a powerful and embracive message in the form of a brutal and thrashing metal soundscape that delivers a righteous heaviness and grueling performance that has a way of leaving its mark.
"Titan" wastes absolutely no time coming in with outrageous ref and some blistering drums that give a unique time signature and introduce you to what's to come.
From there the song thrashes out with flying double kicks and a deepening death metal approach with guitar tones that come through rumbling along with vocals that pack a serious punch.
The energy of this track has a way of delivering something that feels almost like a live performance where everyone involved is just feeding off of each other the entire time and this gives the song an added power.
Lyrically, the song is pretty personal and speaks out about feeling overwhelmed and fighting through certain struggles but still putting up that fight and not just succumbing to the things that are fighting against you.
This is a very relatable kind of message and I really love how articulate the lyrics actually come through because they're very intelligent, and I feel like that's important in terms of the music as well because the lyrics are up to par with the intensity of the music itself.
A lot of people don't pay too much attention to that but I certainly do and I feel like this track came together and brought a lot of fierce energy and impact from different angles both musically, vocally, and lyrically as well and you don't always get that trifecta.
You can tell that this band releases music for the passion of doing it and that is something that impresses me.
These guys have a true love for their craft and when I say that I don't just mean playing their instruments or singing, I mean writing songs together to put out to the world that have some sort of impact and will leave the listener wanting to find out more about the band especially if they're into black or death metal.
Now, people who don't listen to a lot of metal, you don't fully understand the technical musicianship that you have to obtain to pull a song like this off.
The drummer, guitarist and bassist I'm sure could probably release a whole jazz album if they want to.
This single speaks volumes for the band and how they're able to put out metal bangers that bring together different elements and subgenres of metal itself and also bring with that a massive sonic drive and intensity from all angles.
This was a huge and memorable banger from a death metal band that knows exactly what they're going for and hits the nail on the head every time.
But don't just take my word for it, have a listen to this track, and do not be afraid to turn it up.
Remember where you heard it first.
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