Windchimes – The Last Evil Review

As soon as the listener presses that play button, one is welcome to an opening of Pandora’s box to the sound of the buzzing of flies hovering over the decaying corpses (as if evil escaped). Followed suit with the (opening up) instrument of the bass, one-time drumbeat, and aggressive vocals -before hell is unleashed upon the listener’s ears with the rest of the single.

Windchimes delivers a relentlessly breaking genre boundaries with their enticing blend of black/death metal, metalcore, and post-hardcore -topped off with a song lyrical concept “based on the story of Prometheus and Pandora’s Box, the end of the story after all the evils have been released into the world, there was one last evil left in the box, which was ‘hope’.” [Windchimes]

The Last Evil provides the listener with excellent instrumentation of solid and relentless devilmanship, which consists of monstrous vocals, the battering of the drums with plenty of fast blast beats, powerful complex riffage, and bass riffs One thing is for sure, Windchimes is for any extreme metal fan. It’s material in your collection, a band, and music that eradicates one’s bones and melts one’s face.

The Last Evil is a three-minute entertaining, dark, twisted, complex, sick, brutal, and heavy as hell … a single/music that deserves to be played (crank, too) at eleven … a pure headbanger.

Now the single has come to an end. We want to give a shoutout to Windchimes for letting us review their single The Last Evil. Now, we’re going to wrap it up by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.