Allegaeon Gorod

ALLEGAEON Technical death metal band Allegaeon refuses to stagnate, constantly evolving through chaos and change. Their seventh album, The Ossuary Lens, marks the return of original vocalist Ezra Haynes, absent since 2015 — a major comeback for the band. After a period more focused on clean vocals, Allegaeon returns here to a more brutal and technical sound, driven by Haynes' raw vocals. The lyrics, inspired by scientific and introspective themes, accompany complex music that the singer describes as “melotech” (melodic and technical death metal). Without being a classic concept album, The Ossuary Lens explores a central theme: different perspectives on death. Each track addresses a distinct subject, but always linked to this idea. For Allegaeon, The Ossuary Lens represents their most accomplished work to date, combining technicality, melody, and intensity. The band now plans to release singles, music videos, and go on tour.

GOROD With “The Ember Gone”, Gorod marks its return with a more progressive and ambitious eighth album, directly in line with the mythical “Transcendence”. Entirely recorded at Bud Studio by Mathieu Pascal, the quintet delivers an opus that is technical, of course, but also rich in finely crafted arrangements and captivating atmospheres. Its concept and lyrics, deeply rooted in contemporary reality, question our current society. A new cornerstone in the edifice of one of the major bands on the international tech death scene, just waiting to be defended on stage.