Release Date 26.02.2026
Format Digital/CD
Genre Progressive Metal
Country Malta
From Sheep To Wolves formed back in 2015 when Carlo Cranmer and John Castiel started making noise together. They originally operated purely as a studio project. The fans screamed for live shows, forcing the guys to take their assault to the stage. They morphed into a relentless touring machine. The current lineup features Carlo Cranmer destroying the microphone and guitars, Julio Quintero punishing the drum kit, and Carl Cassar holding down the low frequencies on bass. They play an unpredictable brand of metal, keeping listeners guessing at every turn.
"Ephemeris" drops via Wormholedeath and translates to a journal. This album operates as an open diary of suffering, fighting inner demons, and eventually surviving the storm. Music needs real pain to connect with listeners. From Sheep To Wolves pours actual blood onto these tracks. They explore total agony and depression before dragging themselves out of the dirt toward self-betterment. It screams truth. Life throws massive obstacles in the way. This music attacks those mental barriers head-on.
The riffs on "Ephemeris" strike like a freight train. Carlo Cranmer delivers vicious vocal lines over punishing guitar work on tracks like "The Climb" and "Indifference". Julio Quintero blasts through the mix, hammering the skins into dust. Carl Cassar locks in with a low, rumbling bass attack throughout "Submission" and "Hollow". When they lock into a heavy groove, the aggression multiplies. You hear pure desperation and survival instinct dripping from every single note. The songwriting drags you through complete darkness and violently pushes you toward the light.
They throw everything they have into this release. The evolution from total despair to eventual triumph comes across loudly. "Ephemeris" demands your attention because the emotion is brutally genuine. From Sheep To Wolves delivers a massive punch to the gut with absolute sincerity.
Score: 7.8
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