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To be honest I didn't thought that there is a metal band in Trinidad, but a friend told me about Tremor and so I wanted to check them out. Thanks to the band for giving me the chance to.
A rambling sound.. It gets louder... comes nearer, then the guitars start and heavy riffs lead you into a traditional heavy metal tune called Disembodied. The quintet speeds up a bit when singer Evan Moon joins in, but the double-bass drumming of Daniel Bessessar is only forcing them ahead for a moment. Singer Evan Moon varies from powerful melodic vocals to mean sounding parts. The Trinidadian present a mixture of power metal with a bit US metal. Songs like Seek, Tremor and Deceased are based on guitar riffing, but guitarists Terrance Sahatoo and Premchand Samsundar vary in speed, play twin guitar parts and Terrance is adding some cool guitar lines. The song J is starting quite melodic with guitars and some pounding bass and an interesting drum beat. Vocally more based in hard rock the song is a melodic metal track due to the powerful rhythm section and the guitar play. On Final Strike they are more heavy and growls and mean vocals give this one a different feeling.
Singer Evan Moon is a good singer, but sometimes I miss a bit power... But that's something they can work on. The guys present a certain variety and so the album isn't boring. Sure, there are things they can improve, but this band just started and with a good producer they can get to the next level.
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