Sometimes things don’t need to be complicated. We’ve got a limited amount of time on this hellish planet. From time to time, it’s good to take in something that hits the spot, that does the job and moves on. Like a cold, inexpensive domestic beer after mowing the lawn on a hot day, Germany’s Dawn of Disease get the job done with a minimum of fuss. On Procession of Ghosts, Dawn of Disease uses the same elements you expect for melodic death metal: melancholic guitar melodies; an “epic” feel leavened by the occasional keyboard; a bassist whose job is to … Continue reading Review: Dawn of Disease – Procession of Ghosts