Monday, April 17, 2017

FOREIGN REVIEWS OF SMOKE IRON PLUNDER, PART 2: FINLAND










INFERNO METAL BLOG
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This would have been heard by the "speed doom". Clear.

The definition is not quite from the wind, because the band's veils and velvet are pretty funny in time. Replacing sludge, old-fashioned doom, NWoBHM going, speed metal, crossover and a little progey with a bang-free pilot. The sky and the sound of Hazzard's Curse rise far in the smoke.


However, there is absolutely no original San Francisco fanatics, especially in the guitars of the Mastodon Leviathian album, but still with a more traditional handset.


The songs contain almost continuous rhythmic adventure, and especially the drum and bass work brings to mind the old DBC and the homecoming Deep Turtle. The album has a very organic sound sound that would be called a buddy by a friend of a more productive sound. Maybe you drink, but the over-clinical expenditure may not work at all.


After the first listening session, the feeling was mostly irritated, the other began to get to the carts and the third one was almost fun. There are so many layers in the songs that saturation is not a threat immediately.


Translated from the Finnish by Google

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