And Then There Were None

Vinyl LP pressing. Since their formation in 2014 in Aarhus, Denmark, Livløs has been making a name for themselves in the European metal scene. Their Scandinavian melodic death metal style, influenced by bands like At The Gates and Carcass, combined with American-rooted death metal akin to Death and The Black Dahlia Murder, has garnered the Danish five-piece appearances at Copenhell, Eurosonic, and Spot Festival. Livløs' new album, "And Then There Were None" (out October 22 via Napalm Records), showcases the band's mastery. With nine tight, hard-lined tracks, Livløs takes no shortcuts while maintaining a dynamic songwriting style that keeps listeners engaged throughout the album. The title track, "And Then There Were None," kicks off the album with punishing vocals and intense death metal riffs, leading into dramatic choruses and guitar solos that highlight Livløs' multifaceted talent. The album offers little respite, except for moments like the acoustic intermission "Kistefjael" and the slowed-down, powerful "The Purest Black," which concludes the album in a triumphant, epic manner. Tracks such as "Seize The Night" showcase singer Niklas Lykke's impressive vocal range, spanning from deep and guttural to high-pitched and ear-piercing sections. Meticulously mixed by Jacob Bredahl (ex-Hatesphere) and mastered