Unleashing Sonic Anarchy: A Dive into “Beyond the Veil” by Suicide Puppets (Album Review) 

Suicide Puppets Beyond The Veil album

Embarking on a riotous journey of sonic defiance, Suicide Puppets, from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, have unleashed their explosive prowess in their latest offering, “Beyond the Veil.” With a rich history dating back to 2007, and numerous accolades including two consecutive wins at the Central Pennsylvania Music Awards, the band continues to spread their anarchic anthems, sharing stages with the likes of Dope, OTEP, and Mushroomhead.

Kicking off with an incendiary fervor, “Death Note” serves as a vehement proclamation of the band’s gritty sound. Twisty Suicide’s raw vocals intertwine with the aggressive instrumentation, This track is a declaration of controlled chaos. It not only sets the tone for rest of the album but leaves listeners clawing for more.

Maintaining the momentum, “1000 Ways to Die” is a relentless exploration of mortality, teeming with dark imagery and blistering riffs. The synergy between Steven Suicide’s lead guitar and Donnie Von Gailinger’s rhythm guitar creates a tumultuous soundscape, reflective of the song’s morbid theme.

“Prey” dives deeper into the abyss, oscillating between frenzied riffs and sinister melodies. Veritas Suicide’s drumming is particularly noteworthy, providing a rhythmic backbone that elevates the track to new heights of metallic euphony.

With “Everyday,” Suicide Puppets showcase their ability to blend strong song writing with mayhem. The track, adheres to the band’s aesthetic, the lyrical content combined with Johnny Suicide’s Bass makes it a standout piece on the album.

Closing the album, “Sinner” is a concise yet powerful finale. The song encapsulates the band’s unapologetic ethos, with Twisty Suicide’s vocals and the band’s collective instrumental prowess converging in a final act of rebellion.

“Beyond the Veil” by Suicide Puppets is a brutal and unrelenting ride through the darker realms of metal. Each track is a testament to the band’s ability to craft sonic landscapes that are as chaotic as they are captivating. The synergy among the band members, coupled with their raw energy and technical proficiency, makes this album a must-listen for any aficionado of the genre.

With their award-winning background and extensive touring experience, Suicide Puppets have managed to harness their collective influences and experiences to create a work that is both cohesive and distinctly their own. “Beyond the Veil” is not just an album; it’s a declaration of the band’s indomitable spirit and their unwavering dedication to the art of metal.

Album Drops Friday October 13th 2023

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