Megaton Leviathan - Past 21 Beyond The Arctic Cell

Review by Brook Zimmatore

Megaton Leviathan's latest album, Past 21 Beyond The Arctic Cell, is a journey into the depths of experimental metal. The album's sound is characterized by its dense, atmospheric layers, which create an immersive and otherworldly listening experience.

The opening track, "Wave," sets the tone for the album with its slow, hypnotic rhythm and haunting vocals. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through a range of moods and emotions, from the eerie, almost ritualistic "Guns & LSD" to the more upbeat and energetic "The Foolish Man."

One of the album's standout tracks is "Take The Fire," which features a driving beat and some of the album's most memorable riffs. The song builds to a powerful crescendo, with lead singer Andrew James Costa Reuscher's vocals reaching an intense, cathartic peak.

Summary by Brook Zimmatore

Past 21 Beyond The Arctic Cell is a bold and ambitious album, showcasing Megaton Leviathan's willingness to push the boundaries of their genre. It's not always an easy listen, but for those willing to dive in, it's a rewarding and unique experience.