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Metallic hardcore super-group AKANI, featuring current and former members of Merauder, Soilwork and Dark Tranquillity, have revealed a third new track from their forthcoming debut full-length, “Through My Darkest Infernal”, due out in July 15th via Demons Run Amok.
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Akani was formed in 2012 by singer Jorge Rosado from Merauder fame and Dead Reprise’s drummer Anders Löwgren with the aim of merging the rage of NYC hardcore with heaviness of Swedish death-metal. Joined shortly thereafter by guitarists Anders Björler and Daniel Antonsson, from At The Gates and Soilwork respectively, and Entombed bassist Victor Brandt, the group soon recorded four songs for an EP titled “Santa Muerte”, which was released in 2014 by Demons Run Amok and is now completely sold out.
With Daniel Cederborg formerly of Path Of No Return replacing the departed Anders Björler and Daniel Antonsson taking over the bass as well as guitars, Akani are back with their first full-length and they sound more potent and heavy than ever before.
Captured between Gothenburg and New York, “Through My Darkest Infernal” sees Akani confidently blending the straight-up, intense rage of hardcore with the crushing heaviness of metal, yet this time they’ve included some new twists and ideas to make this 14-track album a thoroughly rewarding and interesting listen.
With Daniel Cederborg formerly of Path Of No Return replacing the departed Anders Björler and Daniel Antonsson taking over the bass as well as guitars, Akani are back with their first full-length and they sound more potent and heavy than ever before.
Captured between Gothenburg and New York, “Through My Darkest Infernal” sees Akani confidently blending the straight-up, intense rage of hardcore with the crushing heaviness of metal, yet this time they’ve included some new twists and ideas to make this 14-track album a thoroughly rewarding and interesting listen.
