Marker Beacon : Dead Frequencies.
Modern heavy metal.
Songs like Persian Tales, Time To Time or Rain In Brain form the heart of the
album with strong and powerful riffs. But this album explores many faces of
Heavy Metal: faster tempos (Blaster), some ballads (New Shell, Final Nightmare),
an instrumental music (Megahertz) and rock-oriented titles (Free). This is
explained by the heterogeneous influences of the band (Metallica, Iron Maiden, Foo
Fighters, In Flames...).
A large amount of room is given over for melodies especially Bruno Creuzet's solos which are precise and inspired, and the bass/drums duo which give a good foundation to the
riffs. The rhythm guitars are savage or calm depending on the song. Although it's
a Metal album, it remains accessible for the neophyte or Strong-Rock lovers.
"Dead Frequencies" is the first album of Marker Beacon and is self-produced by the band.
Songs:
1. Time To Time
2. Need You
3. Despair
4. New Shell
5. Blaster
6. Persian Tales
7. Free
8. Rain in Brain
9. Drug Day
10. Final Nightmare
11. Slaughter
12. Where is my Savior
13. I Still Call Your Name
14. Megahertz
15. Near Death Experience
Listen to: the entire album.
License Modern heavy metal by Marker Beacon for your project.
Play the music of Marker Beacon in your restaurant or store.
Release date: 08/23/2014
Marker Beacon lives in Wasquehal France
Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal, Grungy Rock
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