Seeking to return to the famed “Gothenburg sound” of the early 90s that put Sweden on the metal map, five former members of In Flames got together to form The Halo Effect in 2019.
Scratch that. One can add The Halo Effect to that list or even take the place of In Flames. These guys know how its done having played on some seminal albums such as Clayman and Whoracle.
March of the Unheard is one of the year’s most highly anticipated releases and the band does not disappoint. Hitting its stride from the very first track, Conspire to Deceive, it hooks listener in with an almost Europe-like synth line. Not quite Final Countdown but you get the picture.
This album is meant to be played loud for maximum effect as one catchy riff after another spills out of the speakers or ear buds. This is expertly constructed melodic death metal by veteran musicians who know precisely which buttons to hit.
Will The Halo Effect go overground the same way that In Flames did or even reach a mass audience that Gojira is enjoying? On the strength of March of the Unheard, it is a very strong possibility.
Definitely a stand out release that should comfortably make any metalhead’s Top Ten list for album of the year.
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