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Imperium

Formed: 2010
From: Bristol, United Kingdom
Last Known Status: Active

Latest Imperium News

Below is our complete Imperium news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.

Imperium Posts Guitar Playthrough

Guitar junkies and technique enthusiasts be aware: Mike Alexander, founding member and one half of U.K. technical death metal duo Imperium just released a new guitar playthrough for "Beast From Beneath."

This track is taken from the band's latest full-length album "Titanomachy," which was released last month via Ultimate Massacre Productions.

This video showcases the technicality, proficiency and precision one should expect to hear on the latest Imperium record, an album of ferocious metal steeped in Greek mythology and lore. If you haven't heard it yet, the full album is online here. More...

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Imperium Premieres Pre-Release Full-Album Stream

U.K. technical brutal death metal act Imperium premieres the pre-release full-album stream of the band's upcoming new album "Titanomachy", which will be out in stores later today via Ultimate Massacre Productions.

Check out now "Titanomachy" in its entirety below.

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Imperium Reveals "The Unseen One" Lyric Video

U.K. technical brutal death metal act Imperium has issued a lyric video for the new track "The Unseen One." The song appears on the new album "Titanomachy," which drops via Ultimate Massacre Productions on May 7th 2016.

As with every song on the album, "The Unseen One" tells a story steeped in Greek mythology and lore. Vocalist Doug Anderson (who also plays drums for Unfathomable Ruination) elaborates, "'The Unseen One' is a journey deep into the abyss, where the lord of the underworld resides. Cruel, but fair, 'The Unseen One' was a son of Kronos, and brother to Zeus. He was the jailer of hell, who rules over the dead."

"This track really spoke to me as a single straight away," Doug continues. "It combines some of the classic high intensity riffage of Imperium, with a full showcase of vocal range. The chorus ended up with quite a catchy hook, and Mike gets to really shine, with some of his best solo work to date!"

The track listing for the album is:

1. Intro
2. Castrate The Father Of The Sky
3. Beast From Beneath
4. Descend Abysmal Void
5. Ingurgitate The Traitor
6. Into Abode Of The Dead
7. The Unseen One
8. Skies That Bear Thunder
9. Phlegethon Rising
10. Minos
11. Neither Like Gods Nor Men
12. Titanomachy

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Imperium Unveils "Titanomachy" Details

Following the release of the acclaimed debut "Sacramentum" in 2012 (which featured Trigger the Bloodshed and The Bridal Procession members Robert Purnell and Steve Garnier), U.K. technical brutal death metal act Imperium have reshuffled the ranks and bounced back by unveiling a brand new masterclass in technical death metal entitled "Titanomachy." The album drops via Ultimate Massacre Productions on May 7th 2016. A preview clip can be heard in the player below.

"Titanomachy" features twelve tracks of ferocious yet epic metal, steeped in ancient Greek mythology and lore. Experience bleak tales of betrayal, brutality, destructive monsters and war between the Gods and Titans themselves. "Titanomachy" is huge in both lyrical scale and musical depth.

Founding member and chief songwriter Mike Alexander had been working alone until he enlisted Doug Anderson, drummer of Unfathomable Ruination and ex-Bloodshot Dawn, however Doug was not brought in for his skill behind the kit, but rather his voice.

"When I first heard the Imperium material I was really impressed, and the opportunity to work on something like this was an immediate attraction to me," comments Doug. "The album feels huge. Epic! Whilst maintaining a constant level of brutality, and technicality. Mike's guitar playing is astonishing, but it isn't just an album of show boating, There are real memorable songs here, and a heavy signature sound too." More...

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