Be'lakor - New Song Online

Australian melodic death metallers Be'lakor have made available a new track from their upcoming album Of Breath And Bone. "Remnants" is now streaming online and you can listen to it on the video below. Of Breath And Bone will be released worldwide on June 4th via Kolony Records and Rockstar Records. More album details were previously reported here.

The band posted the following on their Facebook page: "After three years, we are very pleased to be able to make our first new song from Of Breath And Bone available! This is track two, entitled 'Remnants'. Please share this video with your friends. Pre-orders will be available from 8 May 2012 at http://www.belakorband.com and http://www.kolonyrecords.com. We hope you enjoy it."

Source:	facebook.com
Band profile:	Be'lakor

Posted: 15.04.2012 by Account deleted

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MetalDoomMaster Posts: 563	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 12:56 MetalDoomMaster Posts: 563 Sounds a bit too much like Insomnium, but still has a very prominent Be'Lakor feel. Pretty good. Loading...
Valaskjalf Account deleted	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 15:55 Valaskjalf Account deleted Good stuff...finally a preview song of an album Im amped about that actually doesnt disappoint. So far Meshuggah, Suspyre, Gorod, In Mourning all had pretty sub-standard first-look songs online. This one seems right up there with "Stone's Reach". Loading...
elseif Posts: 96	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 20:36 elseif Posts: 96 I'm glad that it doesn't sounds like "Stone's Reach" and has it's own feel. Loading...
Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 20:43 Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115 This is a very solid song as expected! Also nice to see the release date being brought closer Loading...
Necrox Posts: 103	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 20:50 Necrox Posts: 103 I agree with the Insomnium influence and the new vocal style will take a bit of getting used to, although otherwise it's pretty good. The outro was my favorite part. Loading...
Justicelust Posts: 213	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 22:22 Justicelust Posts: 213 Sounds very similar to Insomnium and it means hell yeah it is awesome Loading...
Grammy Posts: 26	Permalink 15.04.2012 - 23:04 Grammy Posts: 26 Powerful and promising song. I think this album will be for Be'lakor what Above The Weeping world is to Insomnium (their best album!). I am so sad im not attending brutal assault, they have the perfect line up Loading...
scaesura Posts: 174	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 01:50 scaesura Posts: 174 Damn good song. A bit Insomnium sounding but whatever. The vocals are also better, this time. Sounding promising. Loading...
Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 03:29 Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306 Definitely liking this. The first two minutes left me kind of apathetic but the production really brings the riffs together around the three-minute mark and then they start getting into less atmospheric, more straightforward melo-death before capping it off in typical Be'lakor fashion by bringing their somber brand of melo-death in with some aggression. That being said, I'm hoping for some of the songs to be a little heavier. This one seemed a little thin, and I really hope they didn't ditch the piano altogether or I'll be pissed. ---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." Loading...
MaiSweettShaadow Posts: 155	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 04:47 MaiSweettShaadow Posts: 155 Insomnilakor Loading...
MaiSweettShaadow Posts: 155	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 04:47 MaiSweettShaadow Posts: 155 Insomnilakor Loading...
BellTower Account deleted	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 06:01 BellTower Account deleted "I really hope they didn't ditch the piano" "I'm hoping for some of the songs to be a little heavier" + 1 (but I'm positive it will still be there) A pretty enjoyable track - really looking forward to hearing the rest! (Can't say I'm getting the Insomnium vibe that some are experiencing though).... Loading...
Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 06:06 Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306 Written by Guest on 16.04.2012 at 06:01 (Can't say I'm getting the Insomnium vibe that some are experiencing though).... It's not the most subtle vibe to be honest. Around the 00:40 mark it sounds more like something you'd hear from In the Halls of Awaiting, and the overall guitar melodies - while not directly lifted - seem to borrow a lot from post-Above the Weeping World material. ---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." Loading...
inner_peace Account deleted	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 06:12 inner_peace Account deleted Written by Troy Killjoy on 16.04.2012 at 06:06 Written by Guest on 16.04.2012 at 06:01 (Can't say I'm getting the Insomnium vibe that some are experiencing though).... It's not the most subtle vibe to be honest. Around the 00:40 mark it sounds more like something you'd hear from In the Halls of Awaiting, and the overall guitar melodies - while not directly lifted - seem to borrow a lot from post-Above the Weeping World material. Yeh, I see and agree with what you're saying. I just hate to be that guy (if that makes sense) - as long as they don't start including clean vocal parts that are now present in recent Insomnium albums, then I'm happy. (Although they did sound pretty good in 'Unsung') Loading...
Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 06:14 Troy Killjoy perfunctionist staff Posts: 21306 Written by Guest on 16.04.2012 at 06:12 ...as long as they don't start including clean vocal parts that are now present in recent Insomnium albums, then I'm happy. Very much agreed. I'm sure they'd make it sound appropriate regardless but I appreciate the lack of clean vocals when it comes to Be'lakor. ---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." Loading...
BlueMobius Account deleted	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 07:04 BlueMobius Account deleted Sounds promising. I really liked The Frail Tide, but I haven't really followed the band since, so this new album might be a good time to listen again. Loading...
Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 14:13 Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115 Written by Troy Killjoy on 16.04.2012 at 03:29 ...and I really hope they didn't ditch the piano altogether or I'll be pissed. Remnants has a faint piano in that mellow-ish instrumental middle section. Should be audible enough on the record based on the short studio clips they've posted on Youtube. Loading...
Chobo_jokeR Posts: 427	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 20:00 Chobo_jokeR Posts: 427 This song is addicting as all hell Loading...
Zealot644 Posts: 157	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 20:48 Zealot644 Posts: 157 I listened to this song today... I suddenly find myself listening to their previous two albums. These guys are seriously some of the best out there. Loading...
SSM Massacred Posts: 236	Permalink 16.04.2012 - 20:48 SSM Massacred Posts: 236 Not perfect, specially the intro and first riffs sounds duplicate and a bit boring. But there's a great melody at 2:21 which is accompanied by easy-going chord progressions, and after that the song is getting better and better. Pompous moments around 2:55 and smooth mix/mastering give it special ambiguity IMO. It's a bit like Insomnium works, because it mixed like them I think; The real "highs" are not there (I mean high in frequency). Overall, delightful and warm. Thanks. Loading...