The three men of the band Hathors have a new album with Panem Et Circenses. The good work will be released on the 7th of April, 7th and I have the honor to explain how it sounds so. So what the three Swiss guys have packed on their record is here: First, the dry theory. Hathors have eleven songs with a play time of 46 minutes. The singing watching you do the start. This starts very smooth, catchy and groovy. Particularly striking is the singing in the verses, because this reminds me somehow of Ozzy Osbourne. Watching You increases in pressure and holds up the tension, which is mainly due to the great song structure, which is broken towards the middle of the song and shows the hard, roky side of the band. Afterwards, the song continues with a slight indiesound in the song Pyramid. The title song Panem Et Circenses has, from the first second on, a melancholic basic mood and considers it also for good 2/3 of the song before he gets a twist in the direction of grunge by distorted guitars, a powerful drums and a screaming song. The song reaches a high point where you have to headbang inevitably. The three Swiss from Hathors have squeezed a veritable treat on an album. The songs are a wonderful mix of Rock, Grunge, Indie and Pope elements. The emotionality, the power and the melancholy in the songs stand out particularly. Please listen to this album, everyone
