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Sunday, August 2, 2026

Lelahel Metal Reviews Here Come The Freaks

 

We are delighted to announce that Lelahel Metal has officially published its review of our debut album, Here Come The Freaks.

This collaboration has been particularly special for us. Before publishing the review, the editorial team became so interested in our artistic vision that they invited us for an interview first. As an independent project, that level of curiosity and support is something we truly appreciate.

In the review, Lelahel Metal describes Here Come The Freaks as "the gateway to an immersive universe," praising the album's blend of industrial metal, industrial rock, post-punk and dark electronic elements, as well as its cinematic storytelling, psychological horror atmosphere and immersive production.

Special mention is given to The Walls Breathe and Fallen Gabriel, recognised as two of the album's strongest moments and perfect examples of the visual and musical identity that defines EPTA7.

We would like to sincerely thank everyone at Lelahel Metal for their professionalism, thoughtful analysis and continued support. Independent media outlets like these play an essential role in helping underground artists reach new listeners.

If you haven't read the review yet, we warmly invite you to do so.

Thank you for believing in EPTA7. The journey has only just begun. 🖤

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New Reaction: Phil Reacts Discovers EPTA7's "The Walls Breathe"

 

We're always curious to hear how someone reacts when experiencing EPTA7 for the very first time.

This time, Phil Reacts featured "The Walls Breathe" on his YouTube channel, offering a detailed first-listen review that focused on the song's atmosphere, production, songwriting and industrial identity.

Among his comments were two that particularly caught our attention:

"A damn perfect industrial song."

and

"An entire master class on industrial music in four minutes."

Throughout the review, Phil highlighted several aspects of the track, including:

  • the balance between guitars and electronic textures;
  • the production and sound design;
  • the contrast between the male and female vocals;
  • the industrial groove and songwriting;
  • the cinematic atmosphere that defines the EPTA7 sound.

He also compared the song's style to classic industrial acts such as Ministry, Rob Zombie and Rammstein, describing The Walls Breathe as a track that "fits right in" alongside those influences.

We're incredibly grateful to Phil for taking the time to discover our music and for providing such an honest and thoughtful review.

If you haven't watched it yet, you can check out the full reaction here:

🎥 Watch the full video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jejFSXT0pmQ

Thank you to everyone who continues to support independent music and helps EPTA7 reach new listeners around the world.

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Epta7 is an Irish–Italian dark alternative project formed in Dublin in 2012, creating music that inhabits the space between industrial rock, post-punk tension, electronic decay, and cinematic urban horror.
With Here Come the Freaks, Epta7 move beyond their industrial-metal origins and build something more immersive: a dystopian sonic world where cities breathe, walls remember, identities collapse, and human beings slowly mutate under the pressure of noise, trauma, paranoia, and decay.
Rather than a simple collection of songs, Here Come the Freaks unfolds like a journey through a haunted metropolis — a living urban organism where memory infects architecture, neon lights watch in silence, and the “freaks” are not outsiders, but people transformed by the system that created them.
Blending distorted electronics, hypnotic rhythms, dark rock atmospheres, industrial textures, and emotionally charged songwriting, Epta7 create music that feels both cinematic and unsettling — suspended between urban nightmare and emotional collapse.
After first emerging in Dublin’s underground scene with their debut EP Eptasystem, Epta7 return with a renewed artistic identity: darker, more atmospheric, and impossible to confine within a single genre.
Epta7 is not just a band. It is a world where the city creates its monsters.