Black Rhapsody by Kingdom of Deadmen

I have recently been introduced to something, which is a work of Rock musical mastery . I have never heard anything quite as pure and been drawn . It is called Black Rhapsody, by ‘Kingdom of Deadmen’, fronted by Tony Mitchell A departure from the commercial drivel that finds its way into shops and shelves. Its tracks ...tell the story of one girl, whose life was taken to places , people don’t normally go. The dark tale is told through a lyric and sound that takes you into the story and beyond, and you feel her emotion. The senses are not soothed, they are at times punched and kicked and left for dead by the ferocity of the sound. So close the windows, put away the antiques, hide the children, crank it up and feel. Then play it again and hear. 　 Mitchell has a good pedigree,(not called ‘mad dog’ for nothing). Having served a long, creative apprenticeship he has emerged as one of the top craftsmen in the art of music. Black Rhapsody is the culmination of this creative process in the finest possible way. I have also been fortunate to have previewed the follow up works to the album. Stunning is not good enough. 　 If there is something that pisses me more than anything, it is the waste of such talent by the music industry. So I write to invite you to sample this and expose the sound to where it can live as it should, in the mind of many. So please, cut this text and paste it on your wall and help get it out there, Also check out the apprenticeship of Mitchell. Start with this and find the rest. It will give you an indication of the quality of Black Rhapsody.... Andrew Birtles. ℗ 2009 BLACK RHAPSODY RECORDS LTD