One year after they released their first EP, which was the first step, Ottone Pesante (Heavy Brass) release the first album. That confirms that was not a joke, neither a divertissement.
Trumpet, trombone and drums can be together really heavy. Ottone Pesante makes a step beyond the traditional idea of Extreme Metal, based on the sound of Bass and Guitar. They do this after 90 gigs in the last year, playing all around Italy and in Europe.
“Brassphemy set in stone” is the evolution of Ottone Pesante. Music has become heavier, more extreme and more technical but also melodic in the same time. The album is very fast and brutal, really impressive especially for brass players. “Trombstone” is the only exception, a doom track that lets the listener breath.
The album was recorded live, during 4 days between May and June 2016, in the only moment that Ottone Pesante tour stopped.
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Feuerkat is a rockband from northern Denmark. The orchestra started as a collaboration between singer/guitarist Thomas Fischer and drummer Aske Stubkjær. Later on the bass player Peter Parmo and trompetist Erik Michaelsen joined the band.
Feuerkat revolves around Thomas Fischers melodic and fuzzed out guitar and his raw, present and powerful vocals. Combined with a herculian sea of drums, bass and flugelhorn in a universe filled with contrast, you find the sound of Feuerkat.