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Sortilège - Larmes de héros LPWhen French heavy metal band Sortilge formed in 1981, they were following the example of their fellow countrymen Trust. Musically however, the band from the suburbs of Paris took their musical approach one step further, forging an amalgam of true heavy metal without being influenced by punk rock (like the early Trust), blues rock (Ganafoul) or progressive rock (Ocan). Our influences were mainly hard rock bands, the ones we were covering at the time

namely “Circus Maximus“

frantic energy that defined a generation

As soon as it got to Europe

all we cared about was playing our own music and fuck 'em all

“Mother’s Guilty Pleasures Part One” showcases a larger than life combination of US Power and Progressive Metal

the quintet strike like an assassin’s blade—with speed

The band was spearheaded by the legendary vocalist James Rivera (Helstar

After 5 years of silence comes the long awaited 3rd Full length CD of fucking sick Brutal Death Metal from Turkey

Acoustic guitar moves to the forefront

I myself think that the song is definitely different from most Road tunes but I also think that the bridge solo section in the middle of the song is rather cool

‘Cascading Misery’ is music for the dissolution of hope

"The band has always had the dual personality torn between fantasy and doom related themes

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