Oct 282024
 

(written by Islander)

“The Australian band Tyrannic have already established themselves as a weird and wild force to be reckoned with, harnessing together elements of classic doom and savage black metal, but not really beholden to any genre constraints in their haunting and harrowing explorations of Death and what lies beyond.”

That’s how we began our premiere of a song from Tyrannic‘s second album Mortuus Decadence almost exactly three years ago, an album we called “a fierce and frightening leap forward from what they’ve done before.”

And now, three years later, we return to Tyrannic with another song premiere, this one the title track to their new album Tyrannic Desolation that will arrive on November 22nd via Iron Bonehead Productions. Have they made another leap forward? Well, as today’s song will clue you in, concepts like “forward” and “backward” may be inapplicable to the current music of Tyrannic, which instead often seems to leap way off any mapping of directional coordinates.

But “weird” and “wild” are adjectives that definitely still apply — in spades — and you definitely won’t forget that “desolation” is right there in the song’s name. Continue reading »

Oct 192021
 

 

The Australian band Tyrannic have already established themselves as a weird and wild force to be reckoned with, harnessing together elements of classic doom and savage black metal, but not really beholden to any genre constraints in their haunting and harrowing explorations of Death and what lies beyond. Yet what they’ve achieved on their forthcoming second album Mortuus Decadence is nevertheless a fierce and frightening leap forward from what they’ve done before.

As absolutely vivid proof of this, we present today the premiere of “Singe of Orgiastic Waste“, a song whose name may be confounding before you listen to it, but then begins to make horrifying sense as it spills its demon seed. In a nutshell, the track is a startling collage of calamity, a changing rendition of downfall, degradation, and derangement. Continue reading »

Dec 272019
 

 

(Comrade Aleks has brought us this interview with drummer/vocalist R of the Australian underground band Tyrannic, whose latest record was released by Séance Records in February 2019.)

This project from Sydney has spread the bestial morbid vibe of savage Celtic Frost / Hellhammer-oriented thrash / doom metal for almost nine years. Did Tyrannic succeed on their path? Some way, yes — Séance Records helped them to break through releasing their first full-length Ethereal Sepuclhre (2018) and the fresher EP Exterminating Angel. How do things go in the deep Australian underground? R (drums, vocals) is here to shed some light on Tyrannic’s gloomy existence. Continue reading »