The Rising Infernum Expectat reflects new musical improvement through "Her Majesty"
Infernum Expectat's latest single "Her Majesty" Review
By: Rana Atef a.k.a ``DaRk~~KniGhT``
(Originally published on 14/5/2018 at 10:42 pm)
Last Month Rising Egyptian Melodic Death Metal band Infernum Expectat released new single entitled "Her Majesty", taken from its forthcoming album "The Black Chapter
Track Details
Track: Her Majesty
Band: Infernum Expectat
Album: The Black Chapter
Origin: Egypt
Genre: Melodic Death Metal with Progressive Metal influences
Year: 2018
Lineup: Mostafa Alaa - Vocals/Lyrics
Hossam El Gendy - Lead guitar
Tarek Ibrahim - Rhythm guitar
Omar Alaa - Bass guitar/Backing Vocals
Khalid Ahmed - Keyboard
Ahmed Sokkar - Drums
Rate: 8.5/10
Background: Infernum Expectat
Infernum Expectat is one of the rising Metal bands in Egypt, it combines the dynamic Melodic Death Metal with Progressive Metal techniques and sounds
Although it is formed in 2011, the band released its earliest singles in 2016, entitled "War of Obsession".
Infernum Expectat hit the stage twice: the first was the latest Metal Grinders concert alongside Mythos, Segadoras, and Bovem, and the second was Hot Live Fumes alongside the legendary international Egyptian Metal band Odious.
The Review
The track is opened with dynamic melodic lines accompanied with strong brutal vocals. This strong, active mood lasted for two minutes to 2:09. this first part of the song has no keys sounds, or symphonic mood. I liked the harmonies various usage of vocals techniques in the first part of the track. Actually the usage of keys within the extreme music part decreased in comparison with the previous Infernum Expectat's release "War of Obsession".
From 2:09 to 2:38, a beautiful clean, calm part, we can say, this part is closer to an interlude to break the darkened taste of the music. It carries different ambient/atmospheric touches. While from 2:38 to 3:01, the sounds become more sadder, deeper, and more soul-touching.
In 3:01, the music is turned to the extreme mood again, with more headbanging motive till the outro in 4:43.
The outro of the track is more intro ambient/atmospheric sound, and it is calm and impressive one, it carries a wonderful work of strings.
Conclusion
In general, the track is nice one, it is very powerful, catchy and dynamic, the usage of progressive elements is good.
"Her Majesty" is an evidence for the musical improvement in Infernum Expectat style, but my only negative comment is quality and mixing process, I hope the band could produce its music in a better quality.
Rate: 8.5/10
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