Rising Hour
Rising Hour was a death metal band that surfaced in the late 1990s. Their 1998 EP 'Summoning The Holocaust' gave them an immediate reputation, though the...
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Rising Hour was a death metal band that surfaced in the late 1990s. Their 1998 EP 'Summoning The Holocaust' gave them an immediate reputation, though the song's title and subject matter drew criticism from some corners. The band's lineup used stage names like The Butcher on vocals, Insanity and Despair on guitars, Havoc on bass, and Chaos on drums.
They followed that EP with albums like 2000's 'The Abyss Unfolds' and 2003's 'Death's Embrace'. Their lyrics often dealt with dark themes of suffering and war, which kept them firmly in the underground metal scene. The music was aggressive and unapologetic, appealing to a specific audience that connected with its intensity.
By 2010, they had released 'Black Horizon', their fourth album. The band maintained a consistent sound throughout these records, never really breaking into wider recognition but building a dedicated following among death metal listeners. Their catalog documents a straightforward commitment to a particular kind of heavy music.
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