Monday, October 31, 2011

Death Metal Isn't Dead - It's a Living Dead!

Ok, it is time for a little news feed to see what is going on....and happy Halloween by the way, or like many would say happy hung-over-ween. Thank you.

Now, if the installment of the new accessories and audio equipment don't work out as they should, we have to use the plan B (from the outer space).

This means that even the earlier lo-fi-technology production is now past, yet this will be done with the old equipment (used to record the lo-fi material) so it's still be more raw than planned yet rigged into its finest. Also the sound will be more organic, when in the plan A it would be more "clean".

Now that's a suprising turn!

So the idea is to record 3 single songs and release them, then move to the remaining songs. Some of them shall be re-arranged, some of them will be more closer to the original demo recordings.

Here's the latest, up-to-date, track listing. Like the sharpest pencils in the drawer may notice, there's a one new song "Gorestorm" which have replaced the song called "Red Room, White Wrath, Black Heart" which just wasn't ready enough, unlike this nasty piece which is a traditional Deathtime song and an excellent opener to the album! 
  1. Gorestorm
  2. High On Hate
  3. Infanticide
  4. Prayer Of Death
  5. Reptiles
  6. Killing Time
  7. Victory Song
  8. Her Soul
  9. CC Rider (Cover)
  10. Noir

PS. Hope you have checked out the new infoline we up there? There is still some content more to come, but you can already read about time line and discography and Deathtime's (hi)story! ...More updates later on, so once again: stay tuned!

PPS. And not to forget this little treat for you all deathtimers, since it is the All Hallow's Eve tonight.. Deathtime has entered the world of Youtube, and here's the first song ever posted there:



Watch now Deathtime: Hate Supremacy

Friday, September 16, 2011

TOP 3 Deathtime Countries

So like it was announced in this post, Deathtime is currently working on some new material.

The writing process started in the winter, and Charlie turned them into demos in the summer.

As this forthcoming autumn is attacking on us with all its beauty, it's going be traditionally a very good time to finish the material.

But when it is going tobe ready for release is a whole different story; let it be matured in those fine old oak caskets, to be ready, rotten and violent like a new born zombie!

While waiting, Charlie thought it would be interesting - dolce et utile - to check out the TOP 3 Deathtime countries!

According to the statistics, they are:
  1. Finland 
  2. USA 
  3. Russia
Trying to dig herself up from the backyard grave: 4. Germany (it was a tie with Russia for a long time).
    Kiitos - Thank you - спасибо

    PS.

    Deathtime, while cleaning up some archieves of Home Studio, finally finished a song that's been in laying around for some time now.

    It's an older song, that originates all the way to the Obliteration (/& Covered In Blood) sessions.

    It is called: I Shalt Not Suffer Thou. 

    It has a number of special features. They shall mostly remain as a secret, but let's say this: it has two guitars + killer solo! Which is pretty unusual for Deathtime, but definetly worth checking out!

    So no doubt it's going to be a very interesting, yet surprising song!

    Since it's not going to be released as a new material, but instead its going be released as a streaming song on this site! And maybe later on, it'll be included as a bonus material with some newer material. Now, how about that my fellow sick bastards?!

    Nice treat while waiting, eh?

    So stay tuned for updates, they will blow you (I said blow you *giggles*) out of the water. Thank you!

    PPS. And you may be asking, that why doesn't Deathtime share its music on Myspace? Because it sucks %#"!. That's why.

    Friday, August 19, 2011

    Building The Monster...

    In the dark corridors of the Home Studio headquarters, are brutal yet aesthetic sounds echoing from the recording chambers
    Deathtime has finished the second album's writing 'n' demo sessions. 

    This time the recording, song writing and overall creation method's been rather different, since Charlie wanted to try something new - while growing and evolving as an artist.

    Usually Deathtime's been recording its production in specific recording sessions, but this time it has been writing material without any particular separate sessions. the Free Flow method - if you will. Resulting a nice number of songs, which been written and turned into demos. Which according to Charlie, they're more or less like the end result should be, but they do serve mainly as a great sonic memos - they are great way to use that old "damn I should have done that differently"-thing as an advance.

    It will take time until the final wrap-up-sessions may begin since there are still some serious adjusting of new studio equipment and lots of work with the material, and Mr. Deathtime wants to refill his tanks of creativity.

    And some of the material are still to be written, so perhaps some demo songs will be replaced with the wrap up session songs!

    So, here's some pics and the track list.





    NOTE: Titles with + are included on the demo album.

    • Victory Song +
    • Prayer of Death +
    • Reptiles +
    • NOiR +
    • Infanticide + 
    • Dry Whiskey & Wet Women
    • Her Soul +
    • Killing Time +
    • AcoustiChaos
    • the Dark Night Of the Soul 
    • White Wrath, Black Heart, Red Room +
    • the Accursed Place Of Fragrance
    • High On Hate (Stoned to Death) +
    • the Sun House
    • CC Rider + [trad.cover]

    Couple lines about the songs.

    Victory Song was originally about Finnish hockey team's massive victory over Sweden, but since the production and writing been taking so long, the song is not going to be anymore that "hockey song" (actually at first it was not about hockey, but then it got morphed, like it did again).

    And yes, that cover song called CC Rider is what you think it is. It took some time to figure a good way to cover this traditional song in Deathtime style. This version have some influences from The Monkees and Ray Charles version, especially Ray Charles's "murder blues" made an impact that fits to style.

    Noir is the most different song of all. It is a pure doom metal song, (the first appearance of a doom metal song was on Covered In Blood, a song called Stagger Lee). There will be some strings, choirs, etc. and the lyrics aren't that traditional, death metal's screaming gore stuff on this one either.  - Actually some of the songs doesn't have such lyrical theme anymore (while others have).

    And there are number of songs that could not be included to the album, not because they weren't good enough, but because they were rather different and kicking ass like it was going out of style. So that is why they propably won't be included as bonuneses (B-sides etc), but shall be used later on.

    But let's get back to the album. This isn't a theme album, like the debut album was. Yet there are songs that have something old, while some have something more evolved and new influence.

    There have been some pre-listeners again, and they have given highly optimistic remarks about this material - some have said that it is easier to "get" since it is little slower, some have given a nice credit about new (different) stuff that how promising and in one word great it is! 

    PS. And also in future there will be some changes on this site too. Stay tuned, and visit as frequent as possible!

    PPS. There will be some singles taken from the forthcoming album, so stay tuned since you will get them from this site!