By Matt Haynes
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‘‘Boy oh boy, let’s see what we chaotic metal noises we have in our inbox today!’ I say, mustering up my best Mickey Mouse voice whilst I do so. This time, I get to revisit those lush Leeds-ian folk Godeth who have teased me with a tasty new track titled ‘Leeches’.
The track starts with a eerie guitar riff and drum beat the reminds me of self-titled days Slipknot (which sits well with the song title as that for me gave the same sort of vibes), all before we given a dirty little bass drop that leads into a thunderous assault on the ears from the full band. What follows is an amalgamation of grotesque hooks, filthy vocals and breakdowns that make you think Gojira and Fit for an Autopsy had a baby that knew how to throw down in the pit from the moment it could walk.
What we have here is simply another testament as to why Godeth are a continuous rising force in the underground’s melo-death scene. It reflects that this is a band that is steadily evolving their sound whilst still retaining what made them loved by fans from the first note they played together.
What we have here is simply another testament as to why Godeth are a continuous rising force in the underground’s melo-death scene. It reflects that this is a band that is steadily evolving their sound whilst still retaining what made them loved by fans from the first note they played together.
What we have here is simply another testament as to why Godeth are a continuous rising force in the underground’s melo-death scene. It reflects that this is a band that is steadily evolving their sound whilst still retaining what made them loved by fans from the first note they played together.
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