Title: Temple Of Void Unleashes Dark Abyss with New Album ‘The World That Was’
Detroit-based death/doom metal band Temple Of Void has sent shockwaves through the metal community with the release of their highly anticipated third studio album, ‘The World That Was.’ The band, known for their bone-crushing riffs and atmospheric soundscapes, has once again proven their mastery of the genre with this latest offering.
Formed in 2013, Temple Of Void has steadily built a solid fan base with their unique blend of old-school death metal and crushing doom influences. Their previous albums, ‘Of Terror and the Supernatural’ (2014) and ‘Lords of Death’ (2017), garnered critical acclaim and established the band as a force to be reckoned with in the underground metal scene.
‘The World That Was’ sees Temple Of Void further refining their signature sound while pushing the boundaries of their creativity. The album is a dark and haunting journey through a decaying world, filled with relentless aggression and haunting melodies. From the thunderous opening track ‘A Beast Among Us’ to the epic closer ‘Casket of Shame,’ the album is a relentless onslaught of heavy riffs, guttural vocals, and crushing rhythms.
Lead vocalist Mike Erdody’s guttural growls perfectly complement the band’s dense and oppressive sound, while guitarists Alex Awn and Eric Blanchard deliver blistering solos and bone-crushing riffs that will leave listeners in awe. Bassist Brent Satterly and drummer Jason Pearce provide a solid foundation for the band’s sound, locking in tight grooves and powerful rhythms that drive the music forward with relentless force.
‘The World That Was’ showcases Temple Of Void’s evolution as songwriters and musicians, with each track offering a unique blend of aggression and melody. Tracks like ‘Self-Schism’ and ‘Leave the Light Behind’ showcase the band’s ability to craft dynamic and engaging compositions that keep listeners on the edge of their seats.
In a recent interview, guitarist Alex Awn spoke about the band’s creative process for the new album, stating, “We wanted to create an album that was both heavy and atmospheric, with a strong sense of narrative and progression. ‘The World That Was’ is a reflection of our collective vision as a band, and we’re incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved with this record.”
‘The World That Was’ has already garnered rave reviews from critics and fans alike, with many praising Temple Of Void for their uncompromising approach to death/doom metal. The band is set to embark on a European tour in support of the album, where they will bring their crushing sound to audiences across the continent.
As ‘The World That Was’ continues to make waves in the metal community, Temple Of Void stands poised to solidify their position as one of the most exciting and innovative bands in the genre. With their dark and atmospheric sound, coupled with their relentless energy and passion for their craft, Temple Of Void is a band that is not to be missed.
In a music landscape often dominated by trends and gimmicks, Temple Of Void stands out as a beacon of authenticity and creativity. ‘The World That Was’ is a testament to the band’s uncompromising vision and dedication to their craft, and a reminder of the power of heavy music to transport listeners to dark and haunting realms.
Fans of death metal and doom metal alike would be wise to dive into the dark abyss of ‘The World That Was’ and experience the sonic onslaught that Temple Of Void has unleashed upon the world. With their latest album, Temple Of Void has cemented their status as one of the genre’s most exciting and innovative acts, and their future looks brighter and darker than ever before.