To Dust (2022 reissue)

by Solstice

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1.	Black 05:06	buy track
2.	To Dust 03:53	buy track
3.	Honest Human Emotion 04:04	buy track
4.	Conclusion Disillusion 04:00	buy track
5.	Sovereignty 03:26	buy track
6.	Swarm 03:24	buy track
7.	Moment Of Clarity 04:02	buy track
8.	Passionless 03:35	buy track
9.	Extremes 02:34	buy track
10.	Impressive Technology 03:22	buy track
11.	The Whisper 04:01	buy track

about

In the late 2000s, everybody thought Solstice was done. And it was a shame too, considering the exploding quality of the two albums they had released in the first half of the 90’s: “Solstice” and “Pray”. It was the death/thrash perfect fusion, done the Florida way, that they helped forge in those two plates.It turns out, it was not the end for the Miami band.

They resurged surprisingly in 2009 with a new, reformed line-up that included the new drummer Brian Harris (Foul Stench, and later had a stint in Firewind), which joined the previous steady team of guitarist/vocalist Christian Rudes, guitarist Dennis Munoz and bassist Garret Scott. And this new line-up came firing all cylinders in “To Dust”, their third studio album.

With an “all-killers, no-fillers” attitude, they packed ten songs (and an amazing Cynic “Extremes” cover version) full of memorable riffs, unpredictable time changes and amazing solos. It was an album that exposed the averageness of most of the so called “death/thrash” bands in the 00’s. And, although the history of Solstice kept going in stop-motion for the remaining years of their career, “To Dust” remains as one of the strongest entries in their discography and one of the best death/thrash metal albums in the genre history.