The Broken Ravens are Growing More with the Track 'Black Atlas'

Sep 8, 2022


‘Black Atlas’, the blistering new song from Gritty Scottish Rockers The Broken Ravens is available on all digital platforms now. Riding on the coat tails of previous releases and international touring, the band are increasing their fanbase globally.


Stornoway, Scotland Sep 7, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Inspired lyrics delivered with urgency and power, blistering and intricate guitar work with a thunderously watertight rhythm section, this catchy new number is upbeat, more in your face and delivered with ferocity and energy. Black Atlas takes twists and turns here and there, played like it's the band's last five minutes on this earth, with a hook-laden chorus, explosive gang-style vocal part driven with Lamb of God-esque double bass drums, and a very clever unexpected, head-banging, a doomy groovy middle section that screams Black Sabbath that you don't hear coming. The Ravens are not afraid to wear their influences proudly on their sleeve, with nods to Metallica, Black Sabbath, and a homage to drum legend Dave Lombardo closing out the track.

The band works on their own and single-handedly manages to compose, record, produce and release all of their tracks. Their innovative way of presentation, rigorous touring in foreign climates, intense live show and island demeanor have all contributed to getting the Ravens firmly established in the music industry.

They are always keeping the wheels of the buzz turning, more so with their latest offering 'Black Atlas'. A seasoned live favorite that unlike many bands in their genre, translates to record as well as hearing live. It would be impossible for the casual listener not to nod their head or tap their toes on a first listen.

The Broken Ravens are prolific and hold an important place in the heavy metal music genre. This band has given a diverse array of releases over the last 2 years, helping to secure a solid fanbase. Some previous releases to check out our 'Old Cast Crow', 'Forsaken', 'Whispers', and 'Dark Places'. Their unique take on the Heavy Metal genre of creation makes them stand out from others, and if you can, see them live. All of their songs can be heard on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. To know more about future live shows, releases and just general news, one can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Listen to This Song on Spotify : 

https://open.spotify.com/track/703Pds2e5MUczICtnaf4w9?si=6iwgSBQTRNabCwtmp5TPiw

Source :The Broken Ravens

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