 
It may well only be 11 months since Your Demise
released their last full length studio album ‘The
golden Age’ the album was met with mixed
reactions from the press and the bands fans alike,
which brings us to now the release of as brand
new 4 track EP called ‘Cold Chillin’
which’s see’s Your Demise move away
from Visible Noise Records and put the EP out
on Pinky Swear Records which is a branch off from
the Impericon brand.
‘Cold Chillin’ is a short but sweet
EP clocking in at just over 11minutes and features
more than enough to restore faith in the people
who were not happy with their last full length
release, The EP opens with ‘Karma’
which starts off with drum beats before the guitars
come in seconds later with vocalist Ed McRae coming
laying down his ferocious vocals at the 27second
mark as the band come together to knock out a
big chunky song full of kick arse riffs and big
shouts.
‘A song To No-One’ comes at you from
the off heavy yet catchy with some fantastic instrumental
work on offer as James Tailby and Stuart Paice
seem to challenge each other to make the most
noise with their drum beats and guitar riffs respectfully
, vocally McRae is on fire giving his gruff vocals
a more melodic polished edge to help the song
stand out more.
‘Nearly Home’ see’s McRae go
all out on his vocals as he lets rip at such a
pace whilst the rest of the band work equally
as hard with their impressive instrumental work.
‘Just Like The End’ closes the EP
and what a way to close it as the song comes in
fast and furious with some intense riffs and drum
beats and it keeps up this pace throughout, yet
what makes the song even more interesting is the
gang vocals which come and go dominating the song.
Overall ‘Cold Chillin’ is a great
release from Your Demise it features 4 tracks
which are so different from each other yet they
all have and maintain lastability as this collection
of songs is not something that you are going to
get bored with too easily as there is such a big
variety on offer, where Your Demise go from here
is down to them but it is safe to say that they
are currently back on track and taking no messing
around.
4/5
Review by Trigger
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