Dort machen fünf Musiker mit, die eigentlich auch in anderen Bands beschäftigt sind. Jedenfalls kann ich mir vorstellen, dass so Wizardthrone entstanden sind. Hypercube Necrodimensions finds its grand finale in the extensive 14-minute sci-fi experience Beyond the Wizardthrone (Cryptopharmalogical Revelations of the Riemann Zeta Function), taking you through the prismatic light of the twin stars of Thyraxia into the cathartic revelations of WIZARDTHRONEs cosmos! Featuring guest appearances from Aleksi Munter (Swallow The Sun/Insomnium), Florian Magnus Maier (Dark Fortress/Alkaloid) and Evan Berry (Wilderun), Hypercube Micro-dimensions is a spectacular display of WIZARDTHRONEs musical finesse, constantly pushing the boundaries of heavy metal and thus offering a one-of-a-kind Extreme Wizard Metal listening experience!Įine Möglichkeit für Musiker, die konzertarme Zeit während der Pandemie zu überbrücken, ist es, sich in diversen Projekten auszutoben. Throughout the runtime of Hypercube Necrodimensions, WIZARDTHRONE effortlessly sear from one fast-paced sonic romp to another, evident with frost-bitten Frozen Winds Of Thyraxias orchestral blast beats, or Forbidden Equations Deep Within The Epimethean Wastelands incredibly elaborate, multi-faceted songwriting. Title track Hypercube Necrodimensions is a hard-hitting, astronomically technical trip through portals of the Euclidean reality, entering the fifth dimension with whirlwinding synth and guitar leads. Featuring members of ALESTORM, GLORYHAMMER, AETHER REALM, FORLORN CITADEL, NEKROGOBLIKON and more, the musical brilliance of WIZARDTHRONE is absolutely undeniable.
Lovecraft via comprehensively established technical death- power- and symphonic black metal, Hypercube Necrodimensions (out July 16 via Napalm Records) is a bombastic journey through hyperspace and otherworldly realities. Behold! Arise! Vast distances from Earths dimension, in a galaxy millions of light-years away, the WIZARDTHRONE resurges! Traversing vivid sci-fi multiverses in the spirit of H.P.
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