Greece’s Caelestia blend death metal with melodic black metal passages. If you give their new single, “No Man’s Land” a spin, you’ll get a blend of growling vocals, aggressive yet melodic guitar passages, and a driving rhythmic section that punctuates the intensity of the track.

Lyrically it reminds me a bit of Iron Maiden when they use history or literature as their inspiration. In this case, the inspiration is the trench warfare during World War I. As a history teacher, I’m digging the concept.

Check out the lyrics video to see what I mean:

As always check out their Bandcamp account, and buy some shit if you can.

You can also listen on their Spotify or my Metal Playlist!

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