Feels like a mix of Manson and Pantara, which is a good thing. I liked the rhythm of it and the style. The vocals were different from what im used to which is also a good thing, to much out right now sounds the same, keep it up.

This is mind blowing I'm not into meal but since I've started reviewing I've been getting a lot of people who do metal and ever time I hear it is so different from the last person I've heard do metal it such a unique and crazy style of music so I don't know much about it but I'm learning so you just keep up the good work peace. CaNy Entertainment

Guitar: good tone but try processing it a bit more. get rid of the solos try a more riff heavy approach rhythm guitars only. Drums: the beat doesn't fit the song it needs to be more powerful, a heavy slow beat with open hihat and so on. Bass: couldn't quite hear it Vocals: some of the ideas are really good, get more organized. try to define the parts a bit more. overall song: try to get in more structure define the parts more, so listeners can easily hear if its the chorus ore the verse. but i can definitly hear some potential there production/recording: well that's the part where you should really change things up. it sounds like a demo from the 80's ore even worse. educate yourself on home recording there are a ton of tutorials. you don't need to heave any crazy budget to make a good recording, it's just considerd beeing leisy these days when you present such a bad recording. Conclusion: There is allot of potential there but also allot of work to do for you guy's. Keep it up.

A powerful piece of Metal which has a great swinging groove which would benefit from better production. The Drums lack the power to make the impact for this style of music which is s shame as the Vocals follow suit. The guitar sounds could be made a little more modern and maybe the track would grab a wider audience..

Born Into Metal gets right down to business from the first note, featuring heavy riffing and melodic intervals complimented by some pretty impressive vocals. There are no wild and crazy guitar solos, just straight up hard driving guitar and drums. Irkalla keeps the formula simple while delivering the goods. Nice works guys! \m/ \m/

I must say, I'm not the hugest thrash/speed metal fan out there, I prefer the black/death genre in general, but this was definitely worth the listen. The guitar is raw and deadly as hell, the vocals remind me of a mix of Exodus & Hirax. The only discredit I have to really give is the drumming is a bit too soft on the ears, I can't really hear it as well as the rest of the instruments in the song; whether or not there's bass anywhere to be found. I loved the little melodic guitar lead in the first part of the song, definitely made the song for me and made me wish it was done more than once in the song. Again, I am a more black/death person, so my suggestions could be considered a bit biased but that doesn't take away the fact that this track was superb! Keep on making more music like this and I'd definitely love to hear it in the future, stay metal! \m/

Good stuff! Catchy, heavy and i like the melodic parts as well. The timing changes are nice touch. Short and sweet! Reminds me of slayer/anthrax with some others as well.

I always chose to see the positive side to the music, and I heard something here so underground musicians, like me or I do not like what you do. beyond this ,think my concept of this review is that you are a band freshly and emerging and every day you will has most potential. metal staircase is slowly, but at all times worth.