Burning Skies Discography of CDs

Burning Skies albums Hailing from Bristol, the UK’s Burning Skies are taking their cues from the early grindcore and death metal masters while incorporating a harsh modern US-approach to extreme metal as well as some nods to black metal. The quintet brings you a mixture of violent outbursts of screaming, destructive double bass riffs, tons of tremolo-picking, trashy guitar riffs and groovy mosh parts.Greed Filth Abuse Corruption, Burning Skies’ third effort for Lifeforce Records, was recorded at Rape Of Harmonies (Heaven Shall Burn, Fall Of Serenity, Misery Speaks) in Triptis, Germany with producers Patrick W. Engel and Alexander Dietz. The album contains eleven tracks of the purest grinding-brutality! Audio Mixer: Patrick W. Engel. Recording information: Rape Of Harmonies Studios, Triptis; USB Productions, Bristol, England. Photographer: Nathaniel Hicks.

Burning Skies CD discography Audio Mixers: Alexander Dietz; Patrick W. Engel. Recording information: Chemical Burn Audio Solutions (02/2010-03/2010).

Burning Skies music CDs The majority of Burning Skies' members look like your ordinary, average, shorthaired lads. So to discover that they specialize in a head-on collision of death metal and hardcore proves once more that you should never judge a book by its cover. Undoubtedly one of the heaviest metal bands to ever hail from Bristol, England, 2006 saw the release of the quintet's third overall effort, Desolation. The album is best described as a non-stop avalanche of brutal beats, riffs, and hollers from beginning to end, especially on such selections as "The Sweet Sound of Violence," "Desolation...(For the Denial of Ignorance)," and "Could You Sink Any Lower?" As evidenced by Desolation, Burning Skies are undoubtedly one of the most intense metal bands on the scene circa 2006. ~ Greg Prato

Burning Skies discography Just when you thought there couldn't be any more musical terms containing the word "core" -- as in hardcore, grindcore, rapcore, and metalcore -- yet another "core" term has been gaining ground in Western Europe. The term is deathcore, which is how England's Burning Skies has described Murder by Means of Existence. What is deathcore? In the case of this totally ferocious CD, it's essentially metalcore, which isn't to say that Burning Skies is an exact replica of American metalcore bands like Brick Bath, Hatebreed, and Throwdown -- they're similar, certainly, but not identical. Drawing on both death metal and hardcore, Burning Skies' vocals fluctuate between the tortured screaming that metalcore is known for and the deep, guttural growls of death metal. Arguably, deathcore as practiced by Burning Skies and similar bands is a European variation of American metalcore. But whether you choose to describe Murder By Means of Existence as deathcore or metalcore -- and perhaps both terms are applicable -- there is no getting around the fact that this is a very nasty, vicious, bruising sledgehammer of a CD. Burning Skies never pretends to be the least bit subtle; Murder By Means of Existence is, pure and simple, an exercise in sensory assault for the sake of sensory assault. These residents of Bristol, England (as opposed to Bristol, PA), ...