Final Void, Symphony Of Lies | Track Review 🎵

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ard-rock outfit Final Void cut through the competitive noise with their new release, ‘Symphony Of Lies‘. It is from their ‘Visions Of Fear‘ album, which is out now on all major streaming platforms.

The new delivery opens with an eye-watering overture; the punchy intro paves the way forward, and it bites the ears with its crunchy crust. The guitar rhythm is innovative. Also,  although it takes hints from some of the most incredible guitar riffs which have risen previously, it still sticks out with conviction.

Tuomas Kotajärvi leverages his prowess from the outset and rises with a vocal timbre, unlike his peers. Furthermore, he adopts a fresh approach and brings a somewhat warm flavour to the mix, which is a paradox to the mix full of sharp tones.

As the track progresses, the mix becomes even more intense. The infallible instrumental gets air to breathe in the midsection with the guitar solo soaring up the echelon, and it grips with every note. Likewise, the drum rhythm hits hard with a roaring arrangement, although it does get a little lost in the mix given the myriad of sounds that are all competing for the same space.

The finale is where the real magic happens, with the band testifying why many rock enthusiasts have them on their radar. Moreover, the mix gets a whole new lease of life with a crushing conclusion. As a result, it will have you itching to hit replay for another fix.

So, wait no longer, you can take a listen to ‘Symphony Of Lies‘ by Final Void here.

Four out of five – George James.