DEMON EYE are a classic heavy metal and bless rock band hailing from Raleigh North Carolina. The band began in the Spring of 2012, and are now releasing their second full-length effort titled "Tempora Infernalia".

DEMON EYE's latest album is a combination of bluesy riffs and vocals that culminate into a classic sound all their own. There are a lot of classic, bluesy guitar riffs reminiscent of 1970s and 1980s classic and blues rock. The sound fits well together, and compliments itself quiet nicely.

Singles like the album-opener "Eye Of Days" have guitar riffs that are quiet reminiscent of something like 1970s and 1980s classic AEROSMITH riffs. The vocals sound like something out of the classic days of LED ZEPPELIN. Every song on the album comes out with such great, classic riffs that are unique and vocals that are all their own.

Tracks such as "Listen To The Darkness" talk about how people curiosity gets the better of people, even when they try not to let it. "I'll Be Creeping" discusses that thing everyone has in their life that is just out of their reach as they attempt to creep up to get it. It's always just out of reach, and never seems to come within the grasp of the person. One thing is for certain, and that one thing that DEMON EYE has crept towards is a great-sounding album that is sealed up with classic bluesy guitar riffs, and old-school vocals. That is something DEMON EYE have definitely crept towards successfully. They have reached their goal with this latest album "Tempora Infernalia".

The combination of old-school bluesy guitars and classic vocals flow together flawlessly. The topics of the album are frank, true, and pertinent to the lives we lead every day. It makes it an album that is great to listen to no matter where you are, or what you are doing with your day. It's a reminder of how things go in life, and how music like that from the classic rock era of the 1970s and 1980s really builds on everything we know and love about rock-n-roll. It's music that is always there for us, and it will never change. Bands like DEMON EYE are owed a serious debt to keep this kind of music alive in the 21st century.