Uriel: Unites and merge the beauty of classical music and the brutality of metal!

Uriel  is one of the rare band that merge the beauty of classical music and the brutality of metal. Canadian symphonic metal band URIEL are pleased to announce that they will be re-releasing their album Multiverse on CD on October 1st 2021.

Frontwoman Gaia Guarda commented «I am so happy that we will be releasing Multiverse to a new audience! We put a lot of time and effort into these songs and I’m stoked for more people to hear them».

Tracklisting:

1. Long Way Home

2.Multiverse

3.Mysterious Dancer

4.A Thousand Burdens

5.Follow You

6.Blood Forest

7.Insight

8.War Hammer

9.Lies

10.A Heart Underneath

Coming across symphonic metal that emphasizes the classical side of things isn’t hard to find, bur Uriel casts themselves off as something a bit different. A more avant-garde approach, utilizing elegant strings and blasts of brutality while maintaining some serene beauty is something you don’t hear and gives them some really unique vibes.

Uriel began as a studio project in 2008. After some time, the band grew to a three piece and began playing live shows. The soundscape evolved in 2009, notably with Serenity in Departure. The evolution continued with the inclusion of powerful female vocals, featuring said vocals in 2012 with the release of From Ashes to Phoenix. Uriel’s sound and song writing process became more axed towards classical influences, which led to the inclusion of a dedicated cellist and violinist.The 2016 album, Remains of Innocence, featured all said elements, fusing the delicacy of classical music with the influence of melodic death metal. Uriel has a unique and established style, distinct from any other. The band continued its musical evolution in 2018. With the assistance of The Grid Studios, the band recorded their latest record, Multiverse, that was released on October 25th via WormHole Death Records.

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