Flidais

Flidais – Pathogen Review

Flidais – Pathogen Review

By GardensTale on February 1, 2023 in Reviews, Power Metal, Progressive Metal, 20 comments

“I have been waiting for this one for a long time. Way, way back in late 2016, when I had only been with the staff for less than 6 months and reviewing EP’s was not yet outlawed, I picked up Kazador by Flidais, a bite-sized portion of energetic prog-power with a cover so lilac as to be blinding. I enjoyed it quite a bit, thanks to the snappy hooks and enthusiastic vocal performance, and ever since I’ve been on the lookout for a proper debut full-length. Well, a plump 6 years in the making, that release is finally upon us.” Monkey pawed.

Flidais – Kazador Review

Flidais – Kazador Review

By GardensTale on December 3, 2016 in 2016, Canadian Metal, Heavy Metal, Reviews, Self-released, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, 19 comments

“Judging a book by its cover is an age-old tradition, despite the advice of moms everywhere. Albums are much the same. For instance, if the cover is a black passe-partout around a black and white figure, with a logo I can’t read, it’s usually a one-man black metal band. With the name of an ancient Celtic goddess and an album cover more lilac than the air freshener aisle in the local Wal-Mart, Flidais seem intent to have you believe they play some sort of flowery hippie folk metal, like the Grateful Dead with more distortion.” Lilac is the new black.