04:01Vulture - Count Your Blessings (Drum Playthrough)
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Buy here: http://www.metalblade.com/vulture The element of horror has long been synonymous with Vulture and once more takes center stage on Dealin' Death. From the intro track to the lyrics and the layout they indulged in everything they love about classic horror stories, movies and art. "It's a niche we feel most comfortable in and inspired by. Working out every little detail is always fascinating, making it feel as authentic as possible while combining it all under the Vulture banner and giving it a new spin," says bassist Andreas Axetinctör. Drawing inspiration from Edgar Allen Poe's The Pit And The Pendulum on the title track and the Greek mythos of Medusa inspiring "Gorgon", "Multitudes Of Terror" is a "quick side-trip into the mind of a person suffering from paranoia", looking at horror from all different angles. With music and lyrics in place the band headed into the studio, this time the process handled by two separate collaborators, the album recorded at Monkey Moon Studios in Dortmund by Alexander Stöcker, the guitarist of Stallion, while the production was once more handled by Marco Brinkmann at Hellforge Studio. "This cooperation turned out great!" enthuses vocalist Leo Steeler. "Alex's way of recording and the whole studio atmosphere was pretty motivating and inspiring for all of us. Marco on the other hand knows exactly how we should sound and already became literally the sixth member of the band." Working twelve-hour days for ten days straight was pretty gruel
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