Transuranic Heavy Elements

Hello,

We, Transuranic Heavy Elements are proud to announce the release of our first studio album. The album is available for streaming and digital download on several services including Spotify, Google Play, iTunes and Bandcamp to mention a few. More services will be added.

Transuranic Heavy Elements has been active since 2015 when we first started to bring life to the concept we have been developing. A strange mixture of different genres takes you to a journey through the mind of a human being to the deepest depths of the oceans – after all, we all come from the realms beyond the stars. 

Now the time is ready to come out. With releasing of the first studio album we return back to studio to work on the second album.

Transuranic Heavy Elements is:

Jani Mäntynen – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Mikko Hentta – Bass

Juho Karonen – Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4VezGqMgivAFWw5Hp48aLV

Bandcamp: https://transuranicheavyelements.bandcamp.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/transuranic

Email: [email protected]

Thank you. I'm eagerly waiting for a review - how ever you like it.

Vim Fuego wrote: Sounds Kinda gothic rock to me. Like The Cure or Sisters of Mercy, only a bit more interesting.

Thank you. That's interesting. I've been The Cure fan since eighties, but I never realized the influences from there.

Since this is a bit "difficult" music, I'd appreciate more reviews alongside with Nightflys.

Thank you. Actually I'm not suprised or shocked by the comments. I guess we have this thing, that we are too hard to be Kraut Rock and too little heavy guitars to fit into metal scene 

Those comments were great! That Chrome is new to me - I'm just listening to it and yes, I do hear some familiar things there.

Cheers!

Jani

Thanks! If you don't forbid me I'll save these comments (you both commenters) for reference - they are great! And I guess they are just right.

To get back to why I first approached this forum: I have always been a metal head - a broadminded one, and when we started this T.H.E. project it didn't cross my mind, that this is not metal anymore 

There are some really hard metal songs in the stock (if they will stay the way they are), but mostly the music has drifted to experimental post-punk. Thanks again for pointing that out