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Blackened hardcore band Tiderays debut 2 demo tracks [Indonesia]

By on October 2, 2018

Blackened hardcore band Tiderays debut 2 demo tracks [Indonesia]. THIS IS AWESOME.

“What it feels when you are walking on the outskirts of the cliff steep with the fast winding blows? When it is in song composition, Tiderays represents it all. Semarang’s quartet band bring the triumph of the Swedish sound in hardcore.

Formed in early 2017 by Ghozzy El-Yussa (Vocal), Fauby Duvadilan (Bass), Pipeng (Guitar) and Gresia “Bendol” on drums. Each instrument department has a role in building on predecessors from across Scandinavia and Germany. You can find fragments of Entombed, Alpinist, Martyrdöd and of course His Hero is Gone. Initially, this formula was previously rarely seen by Semarang’s bands. This quartet actually started with fury.

There are two compositions from the demo released: “Syllable Perishable” which was opened with a roar of depressive riffs, with a sudden draw through the chainsaw guitar roar, making blood spurts everywhere. By hearing, it does not need to be deciphered with difficulty: dirty and dark. “Proposition Distrait” will strengthen listeners if a steep cliff needs to be passed, just take the risk! That sensation is felt, especially when the beat of D-beat and black metal blends fiercely.

Looking at their energy is not enough in the music itself. They are energetic in DIY scene, giving more time to the community. Sure, they have a bright future. Tiderays also began their steps organically. They did touring in 11 cities on Java-Bali with their bandmate, Hearted. This effort will shape the mentality and courage to be consistent in the future, along with the full album titled “401” (For No One) which is planned to be released at the end of 2018.”

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