Horndal - Lake Drinker
| Release date: | 9 April 2021 |
| Style: | Post hardcore, Sludge metal |
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11 have it 2 want it |
01. Rossen
02. Horndal's Blodbad
03. The Uprising
04. The Black Wheel
05. Kalhygget
06. Ruhr
07. Growing Graves
08. Home
09. Thor Bear
10. Town Burner
11. Ormön
02. Horndal's Blodbad
03. The Uprising
04. The Black Wheel
05. Kalhygget
06. Ruhr
07. Growing Graves
08. Home
09. Thor Bear
10. Town Burner
11. Ormön
ReviewProduced by Horndal and Karl Daniel Lidén.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Karl Daniel Lidén.
Artwork by Dave Levi Holand.
Drums, guitars and bass recorded at Studio Gröndahl spring 2020.
Vocals, additional guitars and horns at our factory, percussion at Berwaldhallen, flügelhorn at All Saints, people protesting against Torbjörn Fälldin in 1977 and Buffalos speech in 2020 recorded outside Avesta Teater, Folke Nilsson in the Levahn kitchen in 1977.
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Time for some rusty metal for the hopeless generations forced to see the natural resources being sucked dry by big corp. Time for an ode to post-industrial towns that were drained, pillaged and raped, and then were left to ruin when they had nothing more to give. Read more ›› |
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| RaduP CertifiedHipster Posts: 8628 From: Romania  |
Damn there's a huge gap between the vocal and the instrumentals here. The instrumentals sound like some progressive post metal, the vocals sound like some stoner sludge. Both of them really good, but fit like oil and water.
---- Do you think if the heart keeps on shrinking One day there will be no heart at all?
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| nikarg Posts: 7039 From: Greece  |
This album rips, it's a total banger through and through. Heavy, groovy, and even thrashy at times. "Town Burner" is a real barn burner.
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| Cynic Metalhead Paisa Vich Nasha Posts: 6809 From: India  |
Written by nikarg on 13.04.2021 at 01:19 In a midst of a busy schedule, this kind of post charges me up. I'll certainly get around in the evening and checking this out. It touches my nerves.
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| musclassia Posts: 7035 From: UK  |
Really scratches that High on Fire itch nicely, really dig the outro to The Black Wheel
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| Tuonelan Posts: 157 From: USA  |
This album howls like a fucking angry ghost.
---- Hopepunk living on a grimdark timeline
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| musclassia Posts: 7035 From: UK |
Giving this another try (only took 3 months), it's a damn great album - the instrumentation is quite ambitious at times in terms of dynamics, structuring and intricacies in the guitar work (some of which reminds me a bit of mastodon, which I fear I'm saying too much recently). On the flip side, you've got those primal Matt Pike-esque roars, but I think they work well together. Really like this
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| tintinb Posts: 1807 From: India |
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