This is awesomely amazing.

Written by Kass on 30.07.2012 at 01:38

This is awesomely amazing.

I still haven't properly listened to this yet, but it has Igorrr, one of the best artists in the history of everything, in the band so it must be good stuff.

Written by Guest on 30.07.2012 at 01:57

Igorrr, one of the best artists in the history of everything

Amen to that. After listening to both bands, I think Igorrr > Oxxo Xoox.

I've been listening to Igorrr's solo(?) stuff on youtube and it's utterly amazing, that guy is a genius.

Written by Kass on 30.07.2012 at 07:42

Written by Guest on 30.07.2012 at 01:57

Igorrr, one of the best artists in the history of everything

Amen to that. After listening to both bands, I think Igorrr > Oxxo Xoox.

I am effectively discouraged to hear this shit..

I overlooked this band because of their Gothic tag. Should try it if Igorrr had had any contribution here.

Written by mz on 27.12.2013 at 23:32

I overlooked this band because of their Gothic tag. Should try it if Igorrr had had any contribution here.

More motivation: The vocalist is the same woman who sang for Igorrr's latest album.

Written by Mr. Doctor on 28.12.2013 at 00:45

Written by mz on 27.12.2013 at 23:32

I overlooked this band because of their Gothic tag. Should try it if Igorrr had had any contribution here.

More motivation: The vocalist is the same woman who sang for Igorrr's latest album.

*motivation increased*

Written by Góral on 27.12.2013 at 23:06

I am effectively discouraged to hear this shit..

I find it odd how people consider this album worse than his solo stuff. His solo stuff are average to good at best (maybe only Whourkr's Concrete being better). This one though is like from a totaly different dimension. A kind of gothic/doom album that I never encountered before. Not unique, but with a high degree of originality. Gothic metal has been a static genre for way too long so I am glad that there are artists willing to venture into experimental territories.

Written by ManiacBlasphemer on 01.04.2014 at 16:17


I find it odd how people consider this album worse than his solo stuff. His solo stuff are average to good at best (maybe only Whourkr's Concrete being better). This one though is like from a totaly different dimension. A kind of gothic/doom album that I never encountered before. Not unique, but with a high degree of originality. Gothic metal has been a static genre for way too long so I am glad that there are artists willing to venture into experimental territories.

I don't find it odd at all. People who like Igorrr probably appreciate bizarre, wacky and experimental music. Öxxö Xööx is really only anything of these things from an aesthetic point of view. Musically it's mildly unusual at best (albeit maybe more so from the "gothic" genre but from outside of it it's not exactly avant-garde). Personally I never found much to like with this project, the "weird" aspects are more cosmetic than anything and overall it's just not very interesting outside of the whole alien language thing.

Written by Guest on 01.04.2014 at 16:28

I don't find it odd at all. People who like Igorrr probably appreciate bizarre, wacky and experimental music. Öxxö Xööx is really only anything of these things from an aesthetic point of view. Musically it's mildly unusual at best (albeit maybe more so from the "gothic" genre but from outside of it it's not exactly avant-garde). Personally I never found much to like with this project, the "weird" aspects are more cosmetic than anything and overall it's just not very interesting outside of the whole alien language thing.

I listened to his other works but I did not find anything great, other than this album. It does not feel like something on the surface, the whole bizare thing going on, it feels just natural. I was not impressed by the language though, more like a secondary aspect that I ignored when I listened to this, but the music mesmerized me. It is a kind of interpretation of gothic metal that I did not encounter until now. So yeah, I might by biased but even after 3 years it still sounds fresh to me. I am not a fan of Igorrr, far from being one, and I have mixed feelings about his other works with the exception of Whourkr, but I do like this one which is probably his first work that really got me hooked up.

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Bit monotonous if you ask me, which is kinda odd given the type of vocals being utilised.

Anton Belov, Dis Pater and Devin Townsend form a band...

Damn. Haven't really gotten around to checking these guys out. Doing it right now. Mind. Blown.