Review of Malphas - Portal / M-Theory Audio | Grand Sounds PR

When diving into the depths of Malphas' latest creation, "Portal," one can't help but feel the raw energy pulsating through each track. Drawing from the rich world of influences like Children of Bodom, Wintersun, Dimmu Borgir, Septic Flesh, and Immortal, Malphas weaves a tale of darkness and majesty that captivates from start to finish.

The journey begins with the haunting echoes of ancient rituals in "The Wizard's Portal," a track that sets the stage for the grand spectacle ahead. As guitars unleash their fury and drums thunder with primal intensity, you're instantly transported to a realm where every note carries weight, every scream echoes through eternity.

One of Malphas' strengths lies in their ability to balance technical skills with emotional depth. In "Red Shield Syndicate," intricate guitar solos dance around ferocious blast beats, creating a whirlwind of sound that conjures images of frozen landscapes and epic battles.

The production on "Portal" is pretty notable, allowing each instrument to shine while creating a cohesive audial landscape. From razor-sharp guitars to thundering bass lines and subtle symphonic touches, every element finds its place in the mix, enhancing the overall experience.

As the album draws to a close with "Man, Raven and the Portal," you're left in awe of Malphas' ability to create something truly monumental. "Portal" filled with darkness and despair.

In "Portal," Malphas has crafted a stunning masterpiece. It's a reminder that behind the thunderous riffs and guttural vocals are real people pouring their hearts and souls into their art. And in that vulnerability lies the true power of music to connect and inspire.