
Eremit – Desert of Ghouls
Monolithic, yet with catchy riffs and foot tapping rhythms, the band treads a fine line on the release, pulling off masterfully what sounds like it could have been a yawner on paper.
Monolithic, yet with catchy riffs and foot tapping rhythms, the band treads a fine line on the release, pulling off masterfully what sounds like it could have been a yawner on paper.
It’s ludicrous, anxious fervor that is performed with an unparalleled intensity and crafted proficiency.
Staccato riffs reside alongside passages of technical proficiency all delivered with the crushing brutality of death metal.
the obvious answer is rage, and the band certainly rages on The Revolution Will Not Be Televised But It Will Be Heard.
This dismal imagery fits well into the usual black metal motif and creates a tone for the celestial void to be unleashed.
Weaving elements of Pink Floyd, funk and stoner metal it delivers on a completely different plane than anything else out there.
NEXION has created a multi-layered masterwork of apocalyptic proportions.
It is utterly bleak, like walking into a ghost town.
The Great Adventure takes a twist on the story as it follows it from the point of view of the Pilgrim’s son Joseph.
…they do set a tone for the menacing vigor of the attack, like building tension as the victim of a horror movie travels down the hall before the jump scare and horror ensues.