Fury of a Dying Planet releasing self-titled album Fury of a Dying Planet
Fury of a Dying Planet Releases Debut Album with Face-Melting Guitars and Powerful Male Vocals to Save the Planet
Fury of a Dying Planet, the latest sensation in alternative rock and melodic metal, has taken the music scene by storm with their compelling debut album, “Fury of a Dying Planet”. Originating from London, United Kingdom, they have woven a rich tapestry of face-melting guitars and powerful male vocals to create an indelible mark on the genre. They have already amassed over 100,000 streams across digital networks, proving their growing influence in the realm of metal.
“Fury of a Dying Planet’s music is an absolute tour de force, filled with intricate layers and powerful messages. It’s a must-listen for every metal enthusiast,” praises PopHits.Co‘s music curator. Much like famed artists such as Bring Me The Horizon and Architects, Fury of a Dying Planet strikes a perfect balance between hard-hitting metal and melodic depth.
Featuring singles like “Bloodied Fjords” and “Repetition to Extinction,” their tracks are packed with progressive-tinged metal, ambient melodies, and enough hooks to keep any listener engaged. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artists’ music, and know more about their work by scrolling down the page.
The self-titled debut album, “Fury of a Dying Planet”, runs just under 40 minutes, and it is an audial journey that highlights the pillaging and ruination of nature by mankind. Doug Rimington, the multi-instrumentalist and producer behind the project, was inspired by the Netflix documentary, Seaspiracy, to create compositions layered with hard-hitting eco-minded lyrics. Titles like “Heroes of the Earth” culminate this theme beautifully, saluting those who sacrifice their ‘normality’ for environmental protection.
Doug Rimington, who has collaborated with the likes of Lockdown Co and Heart Through Sacrifice, brings an authentic British metalcore experience to the forefront. With Paul Brigstock of Blacklight Vice on vocals and session drummer Chris Allan engineering the drums, the album’s tracks display an evolution in the FOADP sound.
Allan has added heft to the project with his experience working with artists like Marco Mendoza and Dan Byrne. The final touch was given by Justin Hill, whose mastering expertise has graced bands such as Heart of a Coward and The Five Hundred.
An essential part of the album, conceptualized further by artist Bec Dennison of Bullet on a String, is the visual art. Dennison’s logos and horror-themed posters reflect the album’s narrative of a fading planet, adding a layer of depth to the singles. The collaborative effort in ‘Fury of a Dying Planet’ culminates in an immersive experience that stands out in the alternative rock and post-metal scene.
Eager to discover more about this ecologically conscious band? Make sure you check all the following platforms: Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, and YouTube. Like, listen, and share our curated playlist to spread the word about this groundbreaking album.
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