#AMON AMARTH WITH ODEN ON OUR SIDE RAR FULL#

I think with the Behemoth comparison again, they like to play big almost film-score like parts with fast speed which makes the riffs particularly brutal.

Well with the concept of the first album its based on 'The Gilgamesh' which is this ancient Mesopotamian story and of course being based in the middle east we did want the music to interpret a certain 'eastern' flare in the style of music which I find also when I listen to Behemoth. When I reviewed it in 2007 I thought there was a massive influence from Behemoth - did you hear that a lot about the album? Were you listening to them a lot at the time or something? so let's look back at the debut album for a moment. All I can say though is that Me, Tom, Luke, Vic and Steve feel confident and ready to hit the live arena again!īarry: Well that's good news. Tom Hyde: Yes defiantly! So whilst me and Tom were writing, I asked my friend Luke Archer who used to play in Visions Through Hate to take the duties for rhythm guitar and we got in contact with Steve Powell (Anaal Nathrakh, Detrimentum) who seemed very keen to play and blew us away! I think the hardest bit is to find those who have the ability to play fast and tight as well as the desire to do better which explains why we have had so many line up changes.

#AMON AMARTH WITH ODEN ON OUR SIDE RAR FULL#

Mark and Sean had a amicable split from the band as we wanted to start releasing new material and play live again which, at that point in time Mark and Sean were not able to commit to this.īarry: So does the band have a full line-up that can play live now? I know this is sometimes the hardest bit. At this point, as not much as happening with the current line up of Sarpanitum and myself and Tom were busy writing and jamming together we believed the best thing was for Tom to come back in the band. Throughout this time I still jammed with Tom as we really did not want to stop writing music, particularly extreme metal. However at that time between the band we were either advancing in our careers or our education, half the band were in the final year of university and of course that takes up a lot of time and concentration so somehow the band was put on hold for a while and the writing gradually became less often. At that moment in time we wanted a break from playing live in order to have some time to write new material and towards a second album. Tom Hyde: Yeah, it has been a while! Well we played our last show with the line up of me, Mark Broster, Sean Broster and Vic Lochab in late 2008 and since then the band went on hiatus.

We promiseĬhildren of Bodom, Dream Theater, Pantera, All shall Perish, As blood runs black, Scar symmetry, Periphery, Dream Evil, Firewind, Killswitch Engaged, Nevermore, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Sacred Mother Tongue, Thella Barrio, Parkway Drive, As I Lay Dying, 8controlīarry: So, it's been over four years since your debut, what has been happening since? There's been some amount of line-up changes. Hope theres gonna be good support from everybody. Including remastered bonus tracks for their previous EP demos. Not forgetting we like to keep things Melodic and full of heavy fury.īeing well known as one of Brunei's Metal acts, Beyond Fiction will be releasing their debut album somewhere this July 2011. The Band loves to write music and is all about experimenting with different types of approaches, thus creating new type of innovative sounds, riff/chord progressions and beats. This Town Ain't Big Enough For The 60,000 of us.īeyond Fiction is a Metal band hailing from the west side of Brunei, Kuala Belait town.īeyond Fiction was formed by Ronnie Styles.

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