Debuta esta banda noruega con la producción del gran  Fredrik Nordström y con la sana intención de enviarnos un mensaje claro para que recapacitemos sobre la situación que estamos atravesando.

This Norwegian band makes its debut with the production of the great Fredrik Nordström and with the healthy intention of sending us a clear message so that we reconsider the situation we are going through.

«Infidus» starts with a powerful bass to which the guitars are masterfully added. The progressive touches are as present as an excellent production. We are surprised by the influence of Grip Inc. (a great band that disappeared after the death of its singer). As part time, it is a masterful cut in which the most current trends are mixed on a classic basis.

«Locomotive» I haven’t heard a riff with oriental touches in a long time and this one is very well developed. The theme packs quite a punch and the necessary elegance to surprise you. «Mind Rape» kicks off with a late ’80s Metallica-esque slow beat mixed with a classic hard rock riff which is much appreciated. The incorporation of the instruments makes the cut end up remembering Tool and Iron Maiden. Possibly, it is the best cut on the album and the path that the band should explore the most to succeed.

«The Tragedy» confirms that this is a metal album and that you have to prove it. The Pantera-esque riff blends nicely with the 90s metal parameters added later. Of course, always without losing his composure and maintaining his own style.

«Endless Greed» is the song that gives the album its title and the one that contains all the sound parameters of this work. As an example of progressive metal it is perfect. That they lengthen the riffs, that they demonstrate their virtuosity and that they structure the song in such a masterful way says a lot in their favor.

«Beyond the Plimsoll Mark» is the fastest cut and includes eighties brushstrokes that are going to sound like a lot to you. The best thing is that the band tests its potential to waste its creativity in another of the most outstanding cuts on the album.

«Multiply & Die» closes the album betting on a heavy and classic riff. We like the group’s effort to add nuances to their songs and to exhaust all the resources at their disposal to always achieve the best. Great closure.

There are many groups that sound like them, but prefer to copy their influences. Infidus achieves an adequate balance between what influences them and what invites them to launch themselves into the stormy sea of ​​metal. This makes this debut album a magnificent business card and passport to success. Recommended.