Bloodfeast Ritual Shares Playthrough of "Eternally Molested By The One Most Foul"
Los Angeles death shred Bloodfeast Ritual unleashed their debut EP Altars of Sacrifice this past July. It's a five-track introduction ranging from technical death metal to melodic shred, with lyrical content that shares the trio's love for 80’s horror movies (The Evil Dead, Dawn of The Dead), video games (Bloodborne), HP Lovecraft, and general blasphemy.
“This EP is a love letter to Death Metal. Old School, Modern, Technical and Brutal; we love all of the aspects of death metal as a genre, and we wanted to show that with this EP. We tried to display our influences by dramatically changing the vibe of each song.” says the band.
Heavy, fast, and brutal, today the band is sharing their guitar playthrough video for "Eternally Molested By The One Most Foul", where fans can witness guitarists Michael Bala and Hunter Gurney showcase the rippage with four excitable solos.
Talking about the song, the band says: "This song was something Mike wrote at 4 in the morning because he couldn’t sleep until it was out of his head and on paper. We love the melody and song structure, and think it's one of the most unique songs on the EP."
Feel the shred with the guitar playthrough for "Eternally Molested By The One Most Foul" on YouTube below:
Bloodfeast Ritual’s debut EP Alters of Sacrifice is available on:
Track Listing:
Grave Fodder (4:27)
Eternally Molested By The One Most Foul (4:46)
No More Room In Hell (4:40)
Chopped Up And Burned (3:39)
Fetid Offering (3:21)
EP Length: 20:56
About:
Formed in the barren lands of Los Angeles when guitarist Hunter Gurney found fellow guitarist Michael Bala shredding at a Guitar Center in Hollywood, CA. With the shock and awe of each other’s talent, a friendship was quickly formed, and soon after the two mad lads began jamming, jellying, and collaborating in all senses of the phrase.
Between the two of them, there was a strong, electrical creative energy that compelled the pair to both write songs. The young shredders were very inspired by HP Lovecraft, 80s horror, and older style death metal. Hunter added his own flavor to Michael’s existing songs, and Michael helped Hunter expand his own songwriting abilities. The pair worked very quickly, and composed a handful of crunchy tunes; soon after, it was time to find other members to join their cult for brutality.
Through a mutual friend, the duo met growler David Ainsworth. Michael and Hunter were taken aback at David’s ability to perform metal vocals in a wide variety of styles, and suddenly the wolf pack became a terrifying trio of tremendous heavy metal titans. The Mississippi Mutant aka David became close with Michael and Hunter and joined them on their quest for death metal domination.
After a few solid months in the practice room, the trio decided it was time to hit the studio. Five songs for annihilation were chosen to be recorded and were executed with surgical precision, under the watchful eye of Charlie Waymire from Ultimate Studios. Michael and Hunter shared bass duties on the recording, and vocalist David injected his vocal venom from with lyrics of demons and eldritch horrors. Showcasing a range from technical death metal to melodic shred, the trio’s sonic devastation Altars of Sacrifice was completed and set to assault the masses on July 24th, 2020.
2020 is proving to be a big year for Bloodfeast Ritual. The band is beginning their journey, and they appreciate each and everyone that has encouraged them, either in the form of inspiration or those that have taken the time to pass on a kind word. Especially during the current age of Covid.
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