" This track [Skinwalker} is absolutely explosive. While Descent‘s music pulls from across a spectrum that ranges from death metal to grind to hardcore punk, and will likely appeal to fans of Dismember, Black Breath, and Nails, this particular track is simply an overpowering assault on the senses, one that kicks the adrenaline into overdrive from the first second. It has that mauling, chainsawing guitar tone that brings to mind old Swedish death metal; a big bone-quaking bass pulse; a mix of blindingly savage, range-spanning vocals; some truly attention-grabbing drumwork; and the kind of rampant, full-throttle energy that could drive the powergrid of a large metropolis." - No Clean Singing www.nocleansinging.com/2018/07/13/an-ncs-premiere-descent-skinwalker/"Skinwalker is the first single to be released from the album, this track is aggressive and relentless from start to finish. It is like a whirlwind of faultless hard hitting high energy vocals, guitars, bass and drums that combined make me weak at the knees from the sheer perfection that has been created by this super talented line up of musicians. You can hear strong influences from bands like Nails and Dismember on this track." - Overdrive Magazine overdrive-mag.com/2018/07/27/review-descent-towers-grandiosity/ Formed in 2014 with the desire to create a sound influenced by a plethora of styles falling under the umbrella of extreme and heavy music, Descent features members of From These Wounds, Scumguts, Dire Wolf, Coffin Birth, The Fevered, and Siberian Hellsounds. With the release of their demo in 2015 the band earned numerous support slots opening for the likes of Mindsnare,King Parrot, Hierophant, Hexis, Colossus, Magrudergrind, Shackles, Tortured, Lo!, Cursed Earth, and Earthrot. For fans of Dismember, Black Breath, and Nails, Descent draw inspiration from all of the above and many more on the death metal, grind, hardcore and punk spectrum, spewing forth an urgent, powerful blast of ferocity, speed, and heaviness intertwined with a raw melodic sensibility not unlike that pioneered during Sweden in the 90ʼs. The band are gearing up for their first of a number of upcoming tours, this time around supporting Origin & the Crown in Japan. CreditsDescent is: Vocals: Anthony Oliver Guitar: Brendan Auld Drums: Kingsly Sugden Bass: Jim Dandy Guitar: Josh Kane Towers of Grandiosity Recorded April 2018 by Brendan Auld @ Black Blood Audio Drums Recorded/Engineered by Mark Perry @ Red Engine Studios Mixed By Taylor Young @ The Pit Recording Studio Mastered By Brad Boatright at Audio Siege Artwork by Dan"Sawblade" Shaw ( sawblade666.com )