Canberra melodic death metal outfit Immorium have unveiled their latest single 'Across The Fade', the 3rd and final single ahead of the release of their stunning new LP 'This Too Shall Pass'
One can always rely upon an Immoroium track to be full of dynamic colour and monstrous riffage, and Across The Fade is no exception, showcasing the band's masterful song-writing skills, musical technicality and ability to execute a stunning chorus.
The band also enlisted the help of Mors Principum Est shredder Andy Gillion on the track, with the famed guitarist adding his signature flair and mind-blowing ability to the instrumentation.
Having already seen spot plays on Triple M's Hard N' Heavy and Haug Radio in Australia, Across The Fade is turning heads across the board - and for good reason.
Having shared the stage with some of the world's best, which has included the likes of Dragonforce, Ne Obliviscaris, Voyager and Bloodbath, Immorium have proved that they belong with the best in the game, and if this new record is anything to go by, they're set to cement their place over the next decade as one of the countries most versatile and powerful acts.
One can always rely upon an Immoroium track to be full of dynamic colour and monstrous riffage, and Across The Fade is no exception, showcasing the band's masterful song-writing skills, musical technicality and ability to execute a stunning chorus.
The band also enlisted the help of Mors Principum Est shredder Andy Gillion on the track, with the famed guitarist adding his signature flair and mind-blowing ability to the instrumentation.
Having already seen spot plays on Triple M's Hard N' Heavy and Haug Radio in Australia, Across The Fade is turning heads across the board - and for good reason.
Having shared the stage with some of the world's best, which has included the likes of Dragonforce, Ne Obliviscaris, Voyager and Bloodbath, Immorium have proved that they belong with the best in the game, and if this new record is anything to go by, they're set to cement their place over the next decade as one of the countries most versatile and powerful acts.
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