Go Check Out The Released Track From Ana Kefr's Upcoming The Burial Tree Album

I'm a bit late as you can tell from the date on the banner of getting this posted up. Sorry guys. Anyway, regular readers should recall our review of the unique and excellent album coming out next month 'The Burial Tree'. Possibly even the interview with mainman Rhiis Lopez. Well the time is come if you haven't already to get a sample of what is on the album. The track Thaumatrope was released on the 1st of this month. So go check it out and if you like your music aggressive and progressive then pick it up when it releases on May 3rd.

Devil's Interview with Ana Kefr's Rhiis Lopez

A week ago I did a review for the band Ana Kefr's upcoming release 'The Burial Tree". And I was pretty impressed with the quality of music I heard to say the least. So fast forward a few days later and I was asked to do a followup interview so as someone who can't refuse chatting up musicians I agreed. After the jump is my interview with lead vocalist/guitarist Rhiis Lopez.

Devil's Review: Ana Kefr - The Burial Tree

Ana Kefr is not a name you would consider to be of a metal band. And especially not a metal band that mixes prog with death,black,and core influences among other styles. I got an e-mail asking if I wanted to review the latest album from the Riverside,Ca. based band and after reading some press and doing a bit of research I was intrigued so therefore I agreed. I truly was not prepared for what I was going to be listening to. Ana Kefr in Arabic means I am Infidel. This is already a hint of what the band stands for. I've seen them labeled as philosophy metal and while at the core if you read the lyrics this is true there is so much more to this band then any of this. More after the jump.