Member Since: 7/7/2005
Influences: RockMidgets.com - Rating: 4/5:"Ahh, thrash metal. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love the relentless speed with which you attack. I love the dexterity, talent and passion that you so often exhibit. And, best of all, I love how your drums march so hard and your guitars riff so fast that I can't help but move. All these things; the speed, the skill, and the head-banging ferocity, are essential for a good metal record. And Essex boys Cinders Fall have them all."Room Thirteen - Rating 11/13:Don't expect any cheesy sing along choruses, just straight up aggressive metal. Cinders Fall manage to be melodic without compromising their sound; instead of breaking their tracks up with easy on the ear crooned vocal sections, they rely instead on catchy riffs, excellent gruff death-metal style vocals, intense thrash drumming and some surprisingly complex soloing.Live4Metal.com:"Cinders Fall have stuffed this 20 minute mcd with as many different genres as possible. Elements of both Hardcore and Metalcore, Swedish Death, and a melodic twin-guitar attack, vie with a modern, fresh take on Thrash, for your attention. And the result... damn good.?You can feel every riff, every growl and every kick drum that pierces your heart, especially as there are no clean vocals to quell the storm."Rhythm and Booze:"Rock monsters Cinders Fall don't hold back on this new EP. Creating a massive wall of manic metal they use infectious riffs like a steamhammer to tear down barriers and simply stomp right in, mindless of the ensuing cerebral damage they may cause. Throaty, guttural vocals scream out over the enormous electric storm of guitars, thumpin' bass and piledriver percussion."Subba-Cultcha:"Furious, pounding, explosive metal with enough bite to ensure life long fandom - Lamb Of God blunt metallic riffs meets the furious delivery of Unearth."Tasty Fanzine:"Let’s keep this short, and keep it sweet: no whiny melodies, no floppy fringes, just speedy assertive thrash-metal, vocals that range from Danii Filth-evil to in-your-face growling, spine-dislodging riffs and walls of death, Essex style.Got metal? Get ‘The Bridge Between’."New Noise:"Terrifying biker music crossed with devil worship. Picture early Ministry blazing out of the stereo on the road with glassy-eyed, denim-clad girls jiggling to this laboured doomcore."UkMusicSearch:"As purveyors of punishing thrash metal, Cinders Fall are a band impossible to fault."MontagPress - Self Titled EP Review 2005"Cinders Fall are genuinely exciting. Combining the loathsome At The Gates sound without a breakdown or moronic chord progression in sight, a barely audible hardcore chug that fuels the drumming and raw, Tomas Lindberg-esque shrieks sans all of that troublesome melody."
Type of Label: Indie