#DROWNING IN SULFUR BLACKWIND TUNING UPDATE#

On paper, there was no reason for her to be afraid-this castle 'belonged' to Celestia and herself, in a country they ruled. Princess Luna approached the door to Star Swirl's lab like a nervous filly who had just gotten herself into trouble. So tremendous thanks to them for making this adventure possible. This is a Patreon-sponsored story, written for Aurora Gleam. These just keep getting better, don't they?

#DROWNING IN SULFUR BLACKWIND TUNING UPDATE#

Updates Wednesdays, though it may update a little quicker at first as the Fimfiction version of this story catches up to the one posted on Patreon. Unfortunately for her (and the rest of Equestria), things don't go quite as expected. He provides a spell, one she can use to change herself into the pony she wants to be. Luna seeks help from the only pony she thinks can make a difference: Star Swirl the Bearded. Even her sister sometimes seems to forget that she's supposed to be one of Equestria's ruling diarchs. Equestria adores the one who brings warm, sunny days, and ponies sleep through her nights. She watches over 12 of every 24 hours, after all.

Princess Luna is supposed to be her sister's equal. The real question is whether Equestria will survive her mistake. She petitions Starswirl for help, and what she receives is far from what anypony expected. The ending to the song is the perfect way to bring the album to a close.First published 2nd of August, 2017 Princess Luna is tired of living in her sister's shadow. It's another track that builds into its sound, and between the blast beats, those damning vocals and groovy ass guitars, 'Moths' is sure to become a fan favorite, without a doubt. 'Moths' closes out the EP, and contained within is probably one of the heaviest breakdowns you're going to hear all summer. The breakdown at the end of the song is also super fucking incredible and intense as hell you don't want to skip this track. It's a rollercoaster of action as the song leads you through intense, slow breakdowns before they pick up the pace into this sick death metal sound. This tracks got it all, and it's some of the most seriously damning and devastating metal ever.

After a very brief, peaceful, and melodic intermission in the form of 'Sulphur,' the band pick it right the fuck back up with 'Nuclear Dawn,' - nearly five minutes of mesmerizing deathcore goodness. The second half of the 'Blackwind' EP sees just as much intensity, talent, and devastation as the first half. 'Blackwind' has probably become my favorite song off this record, and I think if there's a song to win anyone over with off this EP, this is gonna be the one. It's nothing short of absolute sickness from the Italian dudes, with vocal parts that sound super reminiscent of former Chelsea Grin vocalist Alex Koehler at times, and I mean that in the best way possible. It's melodic opening leads into a sick groove that leads into a gnarly breakdown type sound, as the vocalist pounds out his iconic vocal style of growls. 'Blackwind' - the title track off the EP - may not be a new song, but a year later, it's just as much of a banger as I thought it was when it first dropped. If you're a fan of breakdowns, don't fear, because Drown in Sulphur hooked it the fuck up with some seriously crushing breakdowns that'll make you want to beat the piss out of your friends - always a good thing in this genre. The vocals bounce between these demonic as fuck lows and these shrieks that sound straight out of some good ol' black metal: a most perfect combination of devastating growls and haunting highs. 'Psychovangelist' continues the mayhem as it wastes no time getting to the heavy pounding drums and those straight-outta-hell vocals will definitely grab you by the horns as this one starts, but once those guitars really kick in, all it does is up the awesome. These guys have really crafted this sound that feels like an even more sinister and dark take on the everyday deathcore sound, and it fucking slays. 'Serpenthyne' is just a tease of the blackened deathcore you'll get from these guys on the album, with its groovy guitars that will undoubtedly get your head bobbing. It's the perfect song to open up a live set, as the tension it creates before it unleashes into what is sure to be a mosh-fest is relentless. Kicking off the album is 'Serpenthyne' that quietly and calmly builds and builds until it just erupts into this absolutely mental chug fest of angry guitars, insane vocals and wicked drums to back it all up.

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