Hunting Giants: Will grab listeners and amaze them.

The dinosaur must have been the first hunting giants on earth, but now the dinosaurs get company by the band Hunting Giants. The band hails from Vancouver and we could whispher that this is a beautiful town, or we could scream it out. Hunting Giants want to whisper that the artwork is stunning with the instrumental track Whispers.

Vancouver’s Hunting Giants, a blend of modern hard rock, progressive rock / metal and grunge influences and their new record Mythos was released Friday, Sept 30th, an album that will grab listeners and amaze them with intricate woven stories, energetic riffs, and distinctive vocals. The above mentioned dinosaur was mostly to big to kill for people, and here are the track To Big To Kill,

What the press is saying:

«A glorious adventure is about to begin, starting right here today! Heavy metallers Hunting Giants are debuting their brand new music video for “Rituals,” the first single from their upcoming album Mythos. The song indicates the zeal and the ambition that the band is bringing towards this new record, due for release on September 30th.  The “Rituals” video matches the flat-out intensity of the song, one that discusses necromancy and the harshness of hatred and shame.” – V13». The band have a modern lyrics but as a opposite named track Ancient Text,

Hunting Giants is confident that new listeners, as well as those familiar with them through their previous release “Skyward Eyes”, will find an accomplished intensity and listenability in Mythos, which represents their musical growth and evolution. Each of the thirteen songs was specially picked for the album to contribute to the overarching story in a theatrical and energetic manner. The band have no rituals when they rehearse but here are the track Rituals,

With riffs that will inspire and lyrics that will mystify, Hunting Giants is recommended for those who enjoy a 90s vibe and progressive elements, especially fans of Alice In Chains, Soundgarden and Audioslave.

The members of Hunting Giants all came from, and are inspired by, progressive rock and metal bands where songs would often pass the ten-minute mark. However, they desired to keep their own music concise and to the point, intentionally lacking much of the excess material that so often padded run-times of songs in the progressive rock-metal genre.

Lineup:

Corey Wharton (Bass), Bradley Trivett (Guitar), Daniel Beavington (Drums), Stephen Atkey (Vocals).

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