Gloom and hardness

The young bigots Zonaria (none of whom more than 20 years is one) cut with "Infamy And The Breed" get a real strong debut. From their label often comparisons of DIMMU BORGIR and HYPOCRISY are (presumably meant the more recent works are) pulled, which may sound quite conclusive. But I think the guys have built a unique style with in this direction. And if we are talking about comparing to other (bigger) bands, I would the basic feeling that my "Infamy And The Breed" conveys, most likely describe the of Samael "Passage".
In particular, the song goes sometimes in this breathy-gegrowlte direction, even if it reveals a great variability over the total of 12 songs. But not only from the microphone ago, the board shows varied - the songs all have their own focus and therefore are every man for himself. Sometimes it is rather tough and doomy accompanied, then epic and fast. From melodic thrashing, sinister hate attacks and dreamy, theatrical moments, the listener gets here a wide range of the most diverse elements of dark, hard Metals offers.
Yet sounds "Infamy And The Breed" all of a piece and shows the sophisticated sense of ZONARIA for fitting song compositions. Gloom and hardness, a combination that slides down the ear canal as a bittersweet hatred and pursues a completely unique and unconventional stylistics. A clean debut, the hunger for more power!