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In a world where musicians come and go like Instagram trends, Manilla Road stands as a sturdy rock, refusing to be swept away by the fickle gusts of popular culture.
Their latest album, The Circus Maximus, is a testament to their unwavering dedication to their unique brand of metal.
From the first track, "Blood in the Arena," it's clear that Manilla Road is not here to play games (well, except for the occasional gladiator reference).
The guitars wail, the drums thunder, and lead singer Mark Shelton's vocals soar like a majestic eagle soaring above the Colosseum.
But don't be fooled by the epic soundscapes and mythical lyrics – there's a cheeky, tongue-in-cheek vibe running through the album.
Take "Lions of Lucius," for example, where Shelton sings about battling beasts while throwing in a wink and a nod to the audience.
The splatter vinyl edition of The Circus Maximus is a real treat for the eyes as well as the ears.
The psychedelic swirls and bursts of colour perfectly capture the album's wild, adventurous spirit.
It's like a visual representation of the band's unapologetically bold sound.
So, if you're looking for a musical journey that will transport you to ancient Rome (metaphorically speaking, of course), look no further than Manilla Road's The Circus Maximus.
It's a true spectacle that deserves a place in your record collection – just be sure to wear your gladiator sandals while listening.
Their latest album, The Circus Maximus, is a testament to their unwavering dedication to their unique brand of metal.
From the first track, "Blood in the Arena," it's clear that Manilla Road is not here to play games (well, except for the occasional gladiator reference).
The guitars wail, the drums thunder, and lead singer Mark Shelton's vocals soar like a majestic eagle soaring above the Colosseum.
But don't be fooled by the epic soundscapes and mythical lyrics – there's a cheeky, tongue-in-cheek vibe running through the album.
Take "Lions of Lucius," for example, where Shelton sings about battling beasts while throwing in a wink and a nod to the audience.
The splatter vinyl edition of The Circus Maximus is a real treat for the eyes as well as the ears.
The psychedelic swirls and bursts of colour perfectly capture the album's wild, adventurous spirit.
It's like a visual representation of the band's unapologetically bold sound.
So, if you're looking for a musical journey that will transport you to ancient Rome (metaphorically speaking, of course), look no further than Manilla Road's The Circus Maximus.
It's a true spectacle that deserves a place in your record collection – just be sure to wear your gladiator sandals while listening.