Reviews: Polyptych - Defying the Metastasis

Reviews: Polyptych - Defying the Metastasis

Polyptych is Progressive Blackened Death Metal Band from Chicago, America. They’re Scott Skopec - Guitar, Vocals Howard Ruan - Guitar Frank Lato - Bass, Synths, Vocals Troy Hoff – Drums. This’s our review about Polptych 3^rd Album, Defying Metastatis.

1^st track, Silent Discord. It’s instrumental Psychedelic Prog Metal song. 2^nd track, Scars of the Modern Age. Progressive, Black, Doom and Death. All in one song, but riff is more Black Metal. 3^rd track, Windswept Fragments. Sing like a Monster and Devil with Dark Atmosphere and Dark Guitar Solo. 4^th track, Feral Mind, Abstract Tomb. Black riffs, Progressive composition and Monster vocals. And with some heavy bass lick, this song is groovy.

5^th track, The Decadent's Mirror. It’s a little bit melodic black metal with Growl vocal. And the guitar solo in ending quite to hold captive. 6^th track, Echoes. Fast black metal riffs and blackened doom riffs in the ending. Like the title, the music on this song is a little bit “echoes.” 7^th track, Crimson Halls. Atmospheric and Drone Doom Riff during 126 seconds. Blackened Doom riff, Death Metal vocals and Melodic. Good Melodic Blackened Death Doom song. 8^th track, Lexicon of Oppression. The oppression riffs and fury vocals. The music of oppression.

9^th track, Coalescence. Started with mid-tempo music, after accoustic part from 01:38 until 01:51 music change to fast, melodic, shredding and blast. 10^th track, Triumph of the Swine. Fast, Blasting, Accoustic (From 02:57 until 04:08), Death and Melodic. 11^th track, Defying the Metastasis. A great ending. Started with accoustic guitar & blasting, and then followed with black metal riffs and shredding guitar solo.

A Great combination of Black Metal, a little bit Doom Metal and Death Metal, a Progressive Black Metal Riffs with Death Metal Vocals. Dark Riffs and Monster Vocals.

Score: 100%

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