Written by Daniell on 11.07.2011 at 23:04

I'm known to be able to make albums look more interesting than they are, so don't get your hopes too high

Written by -DC-002- on 13.07.2011 at 05:58

Oh ya, this is good shit for sure!

Even though the songs are structured differently, Beyond Space and time remind me of, Murmuüre's telf titled album if if where a dronier, doomier record. II guess it it's in the psychedelics.

Written by [user id=4365] on 10.08.2011 at 03:28

Just listened to the radio edits on Youtube and going by those this could be in the top 3 records I've heard this year... damn amazing shizzle. Psychedelic, almost non-metal style drone: I can't think of anything sexier. Feels like 'Witchcult Today' with harder, much harder, drugs as well as being reminiscent of Horseback's 'The Invisible Mountain'

Written by X-Ray Rod on 10.08.2011 at 13:55

Written by [user id=4365] on 10.08.2011 at 03:28

Just listened to the radio edits on Youtube and going by those this could be in the top 3 records I've heard this year... damn amazing shizzle. Psychedelic, almost non-metal style drone: I can't think of anything sexier. Feels like 'Witchcult Today' with harder, much harder, drugs as well as being reminiscent of Horseback's 'The Invisible Mountain'

Weird, I don't see what's so non-metal about it specially if you compare it with Witchcult Today which is last time I checked, a metal album. This album sounds metal enough for me to call it metal.
Yeah, the album is pretty damn good.

Written by [user id=4365] on 10.08.2011 at 14:10

It has the same feel in many ways as Witchcult but really there's not much here to indicate a relation to metal, it's almost pure drone (which isn't metal and shouldn't be confused with drone metal). No real riffs, more like a freeform, noodling style noise rock feel (and nothing metal about the sitar), rock style drumming, wailing vocals that you'd find in some new weird america style outfit and that unchanging low-end fuzz. I don't think it's metal, metal is definitely a finite genre and it stretches it too far outside its boundaries.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 10.08.2011 at 14:18


You got a point there though. I guess the drums reminded me of some doom metal stuff but that's it. I guess it's like saying that Earth's debut is metal. The feeling itself is metal-related to me but not the music itself so yeah, I see your point and agree... I will still call it metal tbh.

Although I wouldn't call metal a finite genre, it's not more or less finite than any other music genre tbh. I would agree about the traditional metal but that's another topic. The point is that this shit is good and I should buy it soon.

Written by [user id=4365] on 10.08.2011 at 16:08

Aye, it probably sounds like I'm being fussy but I'm not really bothered either way. It's certainly on the fringes of metal and taking into account the band's image (and name) gives it a metal edge. Anyway, I love this kind of "on the edge" stuff.