Immortal

Lorna Shore's album, Immortal, is nothing short of a shock of blackened, symphonic ambitions and epic intents. It is a milestone for the band, who have built a sizable reputation touring the world alongside the likes of The Black Dahlia Murder, Carnifex and Chelsea Grin. Formed in 2010, Lorna hore were quick to surpass "local band" expectations with 2012's "Bone Kingdom"-EP and it's follow-up, 2013's "Malificium"-EP. Through each release, Lorna Shore continues to prove themselves to be an increasingly formidable force and a ferocious live proposition. 2017's sophomore LP, "Flesh Coffin" showed a band that had moved beyond mere "deathcore" trappings and had evolved into a modern metal band, as uncompromising and accomplished as any of their contemporaries or influences. "We became the band we wanted to be, rather than just the product of our early influences," says guitarist Adam De Micco. "'Immortal' is the latest chapter of that story of us as a band, as players and as people." Armed with new vocalist C.J. McCreery (ex-Signs of the Swarm), Lorna Shore has made a record that stands apart from their earlier works.