Iberian Doom, Darkness, and Despair...

13/5/2017

The Spanish doom metal band Evadne are releasing a new album, 'A Mother Named Death' this coming June, which features virtual orchestral and choral arrangements by yours truly at orchestralmetal.com.

These symphonic elements are complimented with synth and piano parts created by Sergio Peiro Molina at SP Estudios, who produced the album.

The instrumental track '88:6' is a reference to a psalm in the bible that reads 'You have put me in the lowest pit, In dark places, In the depths". Collectively we have striven to capture the darkness and despair evoked in this tragic text.

Click on the album artwork below to visit the band's facebook page for more info and media regarding this release.

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Hi, Jon Phipps here!

I am a composer and guitarist, who works as a virtual orchestrator for metal bands from around the world.

Recent bands who's music I have orchestrated include Amorphis (Finland), Moonspell (Portugal), and Angra (Brazil). These albums were produced by Jens Bogren (Fascination Street Studios, Sweden).

As well as this, I produce library tracks for the Alibi Music Library (New York), and digitally transcribe audio and hand-written manuscripts for a variety of clients into Sibelius and Guitar Pro.

In the past, I have worked extensively as a guitar teacher, and have played guitar in several bands, including Reciprocal (UK), Divine Disorder (Kuwait), Sectioned (Hungary/USA/UK), The Kuru Smile (UK), and Korvus (UK).

Iberian Doom, Darkness, and Despair...

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