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“In The Wake Of Change is a punishing, but friendly, colorful yet brutal, 15 track giant, ready to keep you entertained for hours and hours. There are so many good things about this collection of thrash/groove metal songs it’s hard to know where to begin.”
“The band knows how to blend all the elements well and sound huge on an international level with brilliance shining throughout… SE BON KIRA are on track to be a premier heavy metal act not only in Australia, but abroad.”
SE BON KIRA are well rehearsed, tight and pack a sound that easily sits on the shelf with high profile metal today.
15 track album of brutality and brilliance rolled ambitiously into one passionate affair of aggressive overtures, laced with precision and tenacity throughout.
the debut full-length album from Adelaide groove metal machine Se Bon Ki Ra is here, and it has most certainly been worth the wait.
‘In The Wake Of Change’ proves once again that Adelaide metal stands shoulder to shoulder with anything produced anywhere else in the world.