Artist: End Reign
Album: The Way of All Flesh is Decay
Genre: Death Metal/Grindcore
Release Date: July, 14 2023
End Reing’s “The Way of All Flesh is Decay” is a bone-crushing, headbanging feast for fans of thrash metal. Packed with blistering riffs, thunderous drumming, and aggressive vocals, this album serves as a relentless onslaught of raw energy and unapologetic intensity.
End Reing makes it clear from the opening track, “Desolate Fog,” that they means business. Your neck muscles will be working overtime as a flood of lightning-quick solos and shattering chords are unleashed. The rhythm section’s precision drumming and resonant bass lines form a strong foundation that propels the songs onward with uncompromising intensity.
“House Of Thieves” is a highlight track on the album. With its rich guitar harmonies, brutal double bass pounding, and contagious chorus, it perfectly captures the spirit of traditional thrash metal. The song’s relentlessly fast tempo will have you gasping for air and wanting more.
“The Way of All Flesh is Decay” excels in capturing the aggression and spirit of the genre, but it also showcases the band’s ability to infuse elements of melody and dynamic song structures. Tracks like “Giving Life To tragedy” and “When Death come crawling” demonstrate the band’s versatility, incorporating melodic hooks and atmospheric interludes amidst the mayhem, providing moments of respite before plunging back into the chaos.
The entire album displays top-notch playing by End Reing. The guitar work is exceptional, offering rapids solos and sophisticated riffs that will send thrash fans into a frenzy. The vocals wonderfully compliment the music with their gritty and violent delivery, enhancing the intensity and strength of each song.
Even while “The Way of All Flesh is Decay” doesn’t completely reinvent the thrash metal wheel, it nonetheless provides a satisfying and thrilling listening experience. The album’s raw energy is amplified by the production, which is gritty and forceful. End Reing’s commitment to the style is clear, and their love of thrash is visible in every note.
The Way of All Flesh is Decay has a lot to offer fans of traditional thrash metal. It’s an album that incorporates some contemporary violence while paying tribute to the genre’s origins. Our anticipation for End Reing’s development and upcoming releases is piqued by their promising initial effort. Thrash on!
Raymond Melendez
