Artist Scaremaker
Title What Evil Have They Summoned
Format LP
Label Grind Block
Release Year 2010
Genre DEATH, THRASH
Country Italy
Print Limited 400 copies
CatalogueNumber GB 059
Description:
Limited vinyl with printed innersleeve and OBI-strip

Scaremaker is a three piece that just recently hit the scene.Their first release was a three song demo in cassette form that wasonly a hint to the horror drenched death metal that their fulllength would deliver. Given that the band is signed to RazorbackRecords and that the album comes packaged with a toe tag some mightalready have a slight idea of what approach Scaremaker takes, butmost will be surprised with the depraved sound coming from theirspeakers. First things first this record is some of the most evilsounding death metal that comes to mind in recent years. The bandhas a straightforward old school death metal sound that many bandshave tried to capture and failed. Let them be tortured by theirenvy, this would please the beast known as the Scaremaker. WhatEvil Have They Summoned... features a fair amount of variation fora band with their straight to the jugular style. The tempos varythroughout and the riffing is always memorable. Backed with one ofthe most consistent drummers in the business there is no excuse tomake avoiding this album acceptable. The guitar tone has a meancrunchy sound that meshes flawlessly with the overall sound. Manyof the riffs pumped out create an epic feel, this can be easilyseen on tracks like Nocturnal Bloodbath. There is a good amount ofdiversity in the playing as well, on the instrumental Fatal Eve anatmospheric riff creeps along in a slow and almost relaxing manner.Also the bass intro to Nocturnal Bloodbath is excellent. It worksas a solid build up to the killer riff-fest that ensues shortlyafter. The vocal delivery shall leave anyone who dares to listen ina pool of their own blood. The use of dual vocalists is executedperfectly. Anyone who says Arch Enemy's vocalist is the best harshfemale pipes around needs to give Scaremaker a listen, the music isproof enough. The sickening lows and wretched highs mix well withthe tortured sound Scaremaker throws down. On top of all that cleanvocals are used on the cover of Devil's Son, and as to be expectedthey slay just as much as the rest of the album it closes out. Thecover track shows that if the band decided to explore more punkoriented styling that they wouldn't have to much trouble gettingcomfortable. Overall Scaremaker brings what they intended and theybring it with full force. Armed with the sinister sound they havethis band could really go places. The bottom line is Scaremaker isa band that metalheads in general should keep an eye out for. Thealbum doesn't produce one dull moment from start to finish. Theywithout a doubt, show some of the greatest potential out of themany bands that are trying to resurrect the old school death metalsound, hell if more bands of this quality step up to the plate thisyear might be one of the best for extreme music in quite sometime.

Track listing:
1. Dark Night Of The Scaremaker-intro
2. Demonic Infestation
3. The Hatched
4. Carpathian Breed
5. In The Shadow Of The Matriarch
6. Burning Inquisition
7. Diabolical Metamorphosis
8. Gore Shriek
9. The Possessor
10. Nocturnal Bloodbath
11. Fatal Eve
12. Archaic Offerings
13. Devils Son-DC LaCroix cover

Condition cover: nm

Condition vinyl: nm

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