From the explosive opening seconds of their 2009 debut “Behold The Devastation”, UNLEASH THE ARCHERS sounded like a band with big things looming in their future. Harder and faster than most of their power metal peers, the Canadians had the aggression and verve of a death metal band, and a singer — t…
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