lunes, 3 de abril de 2017



UMBRAE
    Infamous Revelations 






           Umbrae was formed in the last years of the past century by young men who needed an escape. Sick and tired of hideous units that defined the metal scene on their homeland, they decide to take the task themselves and create a new concept in metal, at least to their tiny piece of earth.

Thus, Macklen Mingura and Ivan Perales begin de-composing their own music. Shortly after that, and having tested several talents that didn´t fit in their vision, they ran into Victor Hernandez, former frontman and moving force behind the legendary Black-Death Metal band named Mortigena, who agrees to work with them and introduces a new concept of heavier sound in the novel band. The coin was in the air. Victor also carries with him another crucial piece for the whole project. He introduces his bandmates to a former Mortigena bandmate, keyboard rapist Galia Mireles, who gladly accepts the wager and enters the team. The circle comes full with the addition of Julio Rodriguez on Bass Guitar, a young lad carrying a wide experience on local bands and a variety of musical styles that came to solidify what would become UmbraE´s sound.

After a handful of months at rehearsal, they decide to put their work on record and enter the gates of DPS Studios, Chihuahua, to record their first album. Thirteen tracks of moody, yet colorful music which just barely can be labeled as one single genre. This broad their limits are. Completely self produced, with no sponsorship whatsoever, they release Infamous Revelations on CD, on the summer of 2000. Quite a kickoff for the new century. The record promptly climbed to the first places of popularity in their hometown, giving the band a name in the metal scene even in nearby cities. Despite its short quantity (only 150 copies were released, numbered and signed by the authors) Infamous Revelations reached to places far away from were it saw the light. Reviews on fanzines all over their country were supportive to the opus and the Internet also received it with enthusiasm. Three months in a row in the three first places in the Mexican Metal charts on MP3.Com as well as several good critics on webzines around the world hailed Infamous Revelations as a worthy start-up.

Now, almost a year after the initial thrill, UmbraE has received a few job offers in Metal Labels worldwide. Ready to hit the studio again, they expect to record their second album before 2001 is gone forever. Also, it is very possible that a new edition of Infamous Revelations is released with certainly more than 150 copies. If you are a fan, you can be sure that you will hear more from this unit. If you are not, uhhh.you will too. Review by   http://www.holynoise.com .


Band: Umbrae
Album: Infamous Revelations
Year: 1993
Genre: Melodic Death Metal
Country:  Chihuahua (Chihuahua )
Quality: 320 kbps
Label:  reissue by CONCRETO RECORDS, original issue by ¿?


Tracklist:


1.
Beloved Darkness
2.
Final Chapter
3.
Ángel del abismo
4.
Empty
5.
The Storm's About to Break (or It Already Has)
6.
La última brisa del verano
7.
Born to Darkness II
8.
Un lugar solitario para morir
9.
Dead Heaven's Lord
10.
The River of Melancholy
11.
The Kiss of Fire
12.
An Infamous Revelation in Two Parts
13.
Beloved Darkness (Reprise)


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