The Italians MISCREANCE return with their second full-length, “Reminiscence” — an album of progressive death metal that keeps their “old-school” core while leaning more toward technical thrash.
Country: Italy (Venice)
Genre: Progressive / Technical Death Metal
For fans of: Atheist, Sadus, Obliveon
The band started as Atomic Massacre in 2013 and evolved into a mix of classic thrash with progressive death. “Reminiscence” adds a new bassist (Jean-Claude Rossignol) and experimental touches — from bongo drums to digeridoo.
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The opener “Trait d’Union” recalls Species and Horrendous, while tracks like “Symbiosis” show their “newer” side. An album that sounds better as a whole, from start to finish.
The cover, by the Iranian artist Mona Shiraz, depicts a neural reconnection — a human, emotional choice in the age of AI art.
