Rise Of Alaric
Rise of Alaric formed somewhere in the Norwegian underground, though the specifics are hazy. Their debut album 'Unleash the Wrath' came out in 2010, followed...
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Rise of Alaric formed somewhere in the Norwegian underground, though the specifics are hazy. Their debut album 'Unleash the Wrath' came out in 2010, followed by 'Reign of Terror' in 2013. The band's sound is built on heavy guitar riffs and aggressive vocals, with songs like 'Aggressor' and 'Bloodeagle' serving as straightforward examples of their approach.
Their 2016 album was also called 'Aggressor', which featured the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They released 'Ashes of Empire' in 2019, a concept album that dealt with themes of war and fallen civilizations. The lyrics and imagery have drawn criticism at times, with some finding them too violent, though the band has typically brushed this off as artistic expression.
They've maintained a steady presence in heavy metal circles, playing live shows that emphasize volume and intensity. The music doesn't really deviate from the template they established early on, it's loud, fast, and meant to be experienced that way.
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