Setting Fire To The Sky CD

London threepiece Urne Joe Nally bass, vocals, Angus Neyra guitar and James Cook drums have spent the last few years whipping up a firestorm of grit, swagger and grandiosity. Snarling hardcore, extreme inflections, and a strong sense of heavy metals inherent classicism, all burn together within Urnes burial chamber and propel the band forward.Like the best metal albums, Setting Fire to the Sky is about the culture itself. Be Not Dismayed is in part an invitation for younger fans not to be intimidated by the big blokes, battle jackets and patches crowding around them at gigs and festivals. The Ancient Horizon is about never forgetting the forefathers of the scene, from Ritchie Blackmore to Ronnie James Dio. Urne released a righteous interpretation of Diofronted Sabbath highlight, I, in early 2025.Produced by SikTh covocalist Justin Hill, Setting Fire to the Sky has a freshness and bite that will tear through the uniform and often flatsounding metal scene.The albums first single is the nineminuteplus undulating epic, Harken The Waves, with guest vocals from Mastodons Troy Sanders. On it, his and Nallys voices blend to form a duet cresting the surface of the song.With forthcoming album Setting Fire to the Sky, set for release in January 2026, their incandescent form of modern metal promises to become a supernova. Debut album Serpent amp Spirit 2021 pierced the malaise of the pandemic years like a giant Luciferian star rising, or maybe falling, in the sky. Produced by Gojiras Joe Duplantier, 2023s A Feast on Sorrow sharpened Urnes blade and made for a raw excavation of grief at losing loved ones, and the horror of a vanishing sense of oneself.