Sumerlands

Sumerlands burst onto the heavy metal scene with their self-titled debut album released in 2016, harnessing the raw energy of classic metal with a modern sensibility. The band was formed by guitarist and songwriter Arthur Rizk, who drew from his extensive experience in producing and engineering within the realms of hardcore and metal. Sumerlands’ eponymous album resonated with a sound that harkened back to the heyday of 80's powerhouse acts, characterized by soaring vocals, indelible guitar riffs, and a rhythm section that reverberated with solidity and precision. Rizk's collaboration with vocalist Phil Swanson illuminated the project, Swanson's classic voice providing the perfect vehicle for the band's emotive and anthemic songwriting.

Following their lauded debut, Sumerlands took a thoughtful pause to refine their sound and vision. This careful crafting led to the follow-up offerings, with "Dreamkiller" signaling a return to the spotlight. Both "Dreamkiller" and "Edge of the Knife" continue to feature the group's signature blending of timeless heavy metal tropes with a fresh, contemporary vigor. In 2023, with new releases like "Dreamkiller" and "Ageless Life," Sumerlands have re-established themselves not just as torchbearers of a genre, but as artists who stand at its evolving edge. The consistency in their releases showcases a band that is both forward-thinking and deeply respectful of the heavy metal lineage—a force of a storm in the music scene that captivates audiences longing for the purity of metal's golden era while embracing the nuances of today's heavy music landscape.

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Dreamkiller
Album - 8 Tracks - Released September 16, 2022
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