Funeral Rain Press Corps

Advent of Bedlam has just posted the brand new music video for the track, “The Stench of your Faith”, cut from the band’s 2010 release, Behold the Chaos, recorded at Cavan Studio and produced by the band’s guitar player Max Gutierrez while the artwork was created by Alex Hoffman of Cypher Visual (Behemoth, Abigail Williams, Suicide Silence, All Shall Perish).
The video was shot by Lunas Films Inc. and edited by Andres Carrillo from Pandemonium TV based on the band’s proposed concept.
The clip was premiered on Sunday, February 07th 2011 during that night’s Pandemonium Television show by VM Latino in Costa Rica. However band’s friends, fans and colleagues were able to watch the video on Saturday, January 29th during the video’s release party held in Casa Rock Bar, Heredia Costa Rica.
“The Stench of your Faith” video clip is now available in Advent of Bedlam’s official YouTube channel and have post it in their official website and social media sites as well.

Genre: Blackened Death Metal
Label: Independent

I was supposed to do this review forever ago. I thought I had. But no, obviously I had not.
Either way, Advent of Bedlam provide a wonderful listen of blackened death, a take-no-prisoners approach to slaughtering the listener’s ideas of the genre. Blast beats and gorgeous solos abound, with a voice that carries power and demands your attention.
It’s a short review here, because it’s straight forward: Behold the Chaos kicks major ass. Order a copy.
8.5 out of 10.

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Genre: Dark Ambient
Label: Serpent God Records

Cadant in Obscurum is a tape of eight dark ambient songs, four from each artist. Both sides have different takes on the genre, Balpehor’s side having a slightly more industrial feel to the music, especially in the song “Forever and Abuse (Goat Remix)” which is very much club worthy. Not to mention great.
Considering the fact that this is dark ambient, parallels can be found in obvious references like Burzum’s latter work, but also Steve Roach and some Black Tape for a Blue Girl at times. As such, I recommend this great tape for fans of those bands, but also to fans of doom and goth music. Favorite tracks for me are the aforementioned “Forever and Abuse” mix, “Animas Defunctorum”, and “Old and Alone”.
I give Cadant in Obscurum a 7 out of 10.