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The opening pair of efforts are owned by vocalist Micke Dahl, bassist Johan Erken, and particularly drummer Tommy Storback, as Woflbrigade delivery is a muddied torrent of rage and disgust played with an age-defying level of intensity. The title track and “Brain-Ruler”, the opening one-two punch and kick to the stomach, combine aspects of Discharge, GBH, and Filth is Eternal and slam them into a devastating example of unforgiving punk. In twelve minutes, Woflbrigade singlehandedly bring back the spirit of legendary D-beat hardcore while also demonstrating how this style, when done the right way, never loses its intensity. WOLFBRIGADE - 'Anti-Tank Dogs' EP (Armageddon Records Agipunk Records) Fans of bands ranging from Opeth to Tiamat or even Solitude Aeturnus will readily embrace this. Completing the record with the eight-minute “Haunted Sea”, Seventh Storm finalizes a fascinating and even scintillating musical journey. To that end, the thunderous “My Redemption” includes the heaviest and speediest riffs of the record, even borrowing slightly from the unforgiving world of death metal for fleeting blast beats before constructing a lush, deeply emotional soundscape that provides the song with an incredibly mature musical and lyrical arc.

At times, Maledictus smacks of a concept record, and that is partially true in the sense of that sentiments of loss, personal growth, and seeking redemption exist as thematic commonalities, but each song is its own unique monster. “Inferno Rising” includes a wide range of emotions that match the ebb and flow of the song’s tempos, as the work includes moments of subdued introspection and equally furious demonstrations of musical virtuosities from Stockwell and Riot. With seven of the nine songs clocking in at over six minutes, this is not a simple record to have on as background music Maledictus needs to be listened to quite intently with an appreciation of the breadth of ideas found within each piece. While the song does feature understanded keys woven within the mix, it is also a track that illuminates each member’s abilities, as bassist Butch Cid works in perfect tandem with Gaspar to formulate a punishing foundation for the effort. Guitarists Ben Stockwell and Josh Riot are prominently featured throughout the record, and their playing drifts from the mystical to the head-banging, with “The Reckoning” acting as the finest example of the latter.

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Whether he stands alone with only a brief piano interlude behind him or a raging, highly combustible assault, he is a dynamic singer in full control of his talents. Vocalist Rez is not a metal screamer, but a man with extraordinary control over his style who never pushes his voice but instead allows it to co-exist seamlessly within the tempest of music around him. The result is a complex yet richly harmonious song that reflects the remarkable talent found within this line-up. “Saudade” is poetic in its structure, borrowing elements of traditional power metal and touches of thrash and ethereal atmospheric components. Each track is a sprawling, richly textured piece of storytelling set to fluid guitar playing and a dense low end. Gaspar, a former member of Moonspell, brings much of that band’s sense of grandeur to the work of Seventh Storm. In terms of time, Maledictus is a very long ride, as nearly every song is a six- to eight-minute-long exploration of traditional metal augmented with the flavors of Portugal, the homeland of Mike Gaspar, drummer and founder of Seventh Storm. Therefore, when this epic collection of nine expansive tracks opens with “Pirate’s Curse” and closes with “Cursed Sea”, I thought I was in for a long ride. To begin with, I am not a significant fan of pirates, whether they come from Somalia, sea shanty lore, or Disney, I just never gravitated to tales of the high seas. SEVENTH STORM - Maledictus (Atomic Fire Records )

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