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1. Of Concrete and Ash Age
2. Rotted Society
3. Toxic Secretion of Being
4. Industry
5. MMXII-MMXXX
6. The Eternal Paradise of
the Illusion
Hyperial came into existence in 2006. It's a group of
different people and each of them has various musical roots. The music of
Hyperial may be named as an eclectic metal, by mixing diverse music styles.
Most of all, there are futuristic keyboard sections emphasizing the remarkable
sound.
It's a year 2007, when Hyperial records 2-tracked demo
titled "The eternal paradise of the illusion". What turns out soon,
the band starts thinking that it's high time they recorded something more
professional, that could be shown to the wider audience. The creation of the
new material it's what exactly Hyperial makes this time. This time material is
based to the less extent on black metal music. Instead of this, there are more
precise (elaborate- misterne) guitar riffs.
2010, the band releases debut album “Sceptical Vision” by
the label Psycho Records. This vision has an enthusiastic reception. The band
receives some positive opinions about the album. It comes via metal websites,
as well from the metal magazines.
2011 is the year of personal struggle in Hyperial. Another
drummer decides to leave the band. The four members, who remain, look for the
new one for few weeks. In the meantime, they create the new material. After
implementation of new personal order, Hyperial makes up for with recording the
new EP. Currently, the band is looking for a label.
This album starts off with “Of Concrete and Ash Age,” which
is quite the brutal track with great riffs and enjoyable technical diddles. The
vocals are dirty with a mix of growls and screams and the keyboard also adds a
lot to the band’s overall feel. The drummer is quite talented with the blast
beats and beastly fills as well. “Rotted Society” brings a really in your face feel
with the power of the drums and ear pounding riffs. The keyboard felt a little
weird and took away from the death metal aspect but it isn’t too much of a
bother, as some keyboard parts are epic, but one part just didn’t feel right. I
really enjoyed the accompaniment of the bass riff, drums, and keyboard in
“Toxic Secretion of Being”, those parts were really great. The slam bits were
really heavy and groovy and the ear bleeding brutality bits were amazing. There
is a really nice solo on this track as well.
The album title track, “Industry,” brings a great mix of
pounding riffs as well as slower grooves, although it is mostly just a
moshtastic heavy ride on the train to Brutal City
Hyperial bring an interesting mix of death metal and
keyboards, which makes for an awesome listen. There is only one time in which
the keyboard trump over brutal riffs which takes away from the brutal feel, but
other then that one occurrence the keyboard fit. I highly recommend picking
this up and supporting these guys, especially if you like death metal with a
side of epic.
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