NEWS: KAYSER Reveals New Album Details, Title Track

December 03, 2013  •  Leave a Comment

Swedish thrash purists KAYSER, who recently signed a long-term deal with Listenable Records, have revealed the cover art, track listing and title track from their forthcoming album, Read Your Enemy.  The album is set for release in early 2014 on Listenable Records. The band comments on their newest offering: "Incorporating the fundamentals of rock and metal with vivid musicianship KAYSER bring you 'Read your Enemy.' With a track listing of songs that have always been there but you would not find anywhere else, the album boasts organic stamina and confidence. With superior riffing and catchiness, a mass appeal is to be expected. The neck-breaking title track 'Read Your Enemy' originated from Swaney as a double-stomp, classic, palm-muted heavy riffer. The chorus riff with its time change was added together with Jokke to display contrast to the main riff. A sign of opposites which is commonly ubiquitous in KAYSER's songwriting. The playful trade off solos seals the songwriting marksmanship. Lyrically, Spice takes on humanity's ever lasting stupidity when diving into religious and ideological fundamentalism."

 

Check out "Read Your Enemy" at this location.

 

 

  1. Bark and Bow
  2. Bring Out the Clown
  3. I'll Deny You
  4. Dreams Bent Clockwise
  5. Read Your Enemy
  6. Almost Home
  7. Where I Belong
  8. He Knows Your Secrets
  9. Forever in Doubts
  10. Carve the Stone
  11. Roll the Dice
  12. The Fake Rose

 

 

KAYSER saw the first ray of light in early June 2004 when Spice (ex Spiritual Beggars), Mattias Svensson (also The Defaced), Bob Ruben (ex The Mushroom River Band) and Fredrik Finnander decided to join forces to create a pure metal band. The band's sound is fully immersed in true original heavy /thrash metal genre with emphasis on the muscular songwriting : hammering blistering and catchy riffs one after another, delivering the goods through scorching witty arrangements with fluid virtuosity. Focus always lies on the song, easily identifiable through the supreme vocals by Spice, though the emotional and musical expressions stretch from heavy introvert pounding to pure hate driven ferocity.

 

"No boundaries and no limits... and that goes for everything," the members stated initially to set the aim straight. As for comparisons, it might be best described as a mutation of Black Sabbath/Megadeth/Slayer with dips from different good bowls of classic and modern metal. Popular for their incendiary shows, KAYSER enforces the pillars of metal with absolute authority. KAYSER became a much talked about live act among the metal fans rampaging cities across Europe with bands like VOLBEAT and more.

 

Spice - Vocals  (ex SPIRITUAL BEGGARS)

Swaney - Guitars

Jokke - Guitars

Biff - Bass

Bob Ruben - Drums

Session musician: Simon Mårtensson - organ, rhodes, mellotron  - www.simonmartensson.com

 

www.kayser1.com

www.facebook.com/kaysertheband

www.reverbnation.com/kayser

www.youtube.com/kaysertheband

www.listenable.net

www.facebook.com/listenablerecs

 


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