Review – Shark Infested Daughters
Album: These Tides, Our Tombs
Release Date: November 11, 2016
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Genre: Metalcore
Calgary metalcore moshers, Shark Infested Daughters just released their latest album and fans are definitely going to need a bigger boat. Ten tracks of bouncing tidal fury, this six piece has gnashed its teeth, and what a furious bite they have.
Packed full of speedy riffs and crushing breakdowns, fans will have to come up for air with each new track or risk being lost to the depths of it’s beautiful melodies. The musicianship is expertly displayed, immediately intense and surprisingly diverse. The vocals are executed brilliantly, and the dichotomy of Erika Leah’s siren song voice against the pure aggression of Chris Thoresen gives the album an overall feeling of decadent dread.
Grab yourself a copy of this album when it comes out today, but be warned, you are not prepared to swim these waters.
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Adam van Thiel was claimed by music journalism almost accidentally. He was invited to join the editoral staff at an online zine as a school project while studying Music Business. He is currently enrolled in Berklee School of Music Majoring in Music Business. He has been involved in the Canadian music scene for over 10 years. Adam has had the opportunity to conduct interviews with metal bands all over the world and spoken with some of the biggest name in Extreme music like Behemoth. In his free time Adam fronts a one-man black metal project releasing later this year, runs PoisonWood Music Group and presides over his very own record label.
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