Moor: Explores their obscure side in terms of musical influences…..

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Moor`s new album Emisssariesb was mixed and mastered by Fredrik Nordström (who’s previously put his stamp on releases by In Flames, Architects, Obscura, Opeth, Dark Tranquillity, among others), the single sees the group setting new benchmarks for their ability to fuse memorable songwriting with dark and melodic death metal influences, that caresses the palate at length, leaving behind memories of bands like Nevermore, Soilwork, Arch Enemy. The title track Emissaries,

Italian-based progressive metal band The Moor have this studio Line Up:

Enrico Longhin (Vocals, Guitars, Synth)

Davide Carraro (Solo)

Massimo Cocchetto (Bass)

Edo Sala (Drums)

Lyrics:

Emissaties,

 (Lyrics and Music: Enrico Longhin Copyright SIAE 508303)

In a watery grave, it’s all faded

waking up standing on a thin wire

every soul reduced to ash

neglecting the past, omitting the faults

overlooking this sea of hate,

we are the emissaries

come to another day

they fall apart into pieces

just to breathe them

just to leave everything behind

come to another day

they are nothing but the time

it’s all made, drift away

when the emissaries come

feeding the oddity

searching for reasons

together without fear

we shall face the

eclipse, in the reign of starvation

in the year of the hunger

remember what we are made of

and what we were made to become

in the year of the hunger

Italy’s progressive metal quartet The Moor was founded in 2010 by vocalist/guitarist Enrico Longhin and guitarist Davide Carraro. Since their inception, The Moor has consistently incorporated sounds from progressive and more aggressive metal influences into their compositions making for a very compelling end product; yet all the time with a melodic metal outlook. The critically acclaimed, Lion Music-issued Year Of The Hunger dropped in 2012, followed by several live shows in the UK, including The Underworld. The track Wrath Of Vultures,

2014 saw the release of their single ‘The Castaway’, featuring Soilwork’s Bjorn Speed Strid on vocals. After this, the band took it to the next level in 2018 and delivered their independently sophomore studio long-player Jupiter’s Immigrants where they defined their metal roots and signature sound, forged at tudio Fredman by Fredrik Nordström. The album features important guest as Mikael Stanne from Dark Tranquillity and Niklas Isfeldtfrom from Dream Evil. The Moor sound explores a mix of progressive metal, electronica, and melodic death metal influences.

Wrath Of Vulture single, released July 23rd 2021, marks the return of the band and explores their obscure side in terms of musical influences, both lyrically and musically. In October 1st, the band release another song, ‘Emissaries’. Almost 6 minutes of superb crafted modern progressive metal with dark and melodic death metal influences, that caresses the palate at length leaving behind memories of Nevermore, Arch Enemy, Carcass,

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