*Artist: Witchburn
*Album: This Is How We Slay Our Demons...
*Year: 2010
*Genre: Stoner/Doom/Southern Metal
*Country: United States
*Format: mp3@CBR128kbps
*Size: 77MB
Tracklist:
01. Bleed The Stone 04:58
02. Call To Arms 04:57
03. The Hunted 07:16
04. Stand Up And Be Counted 05:02
05. Heavens's Wake 06:44
06. Be Purified 03:19
07. Whiskey On My Breath 05:17
08. Rain Come, Cleanse Me 07:07
09. Blood Soaked Banner 04:31
10. Army Of Voices 04:21
11. The Storm 06:10
12. Hallowed Ground 04:13
13. Perseverance 09:19
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Total playing time: 1:13:14
Extended info
Ага, вот эти девчушки.
Slow, southern stoner doom is what we have here with Witchburn’s debut; a solid effort with tons of energy to spare.
This record sounds bristling and bursting with a true metal spirit which certainly belies most of the lackadaisical atmosphere so often connected with this slow-motion genre. Whereas many of Witchburn’s American contemporaries seem satisfied concentrating solely on the syrupy swamp-of it all, Witchburn concentrated instead of focusing some legit old school metal atmosphere into their proceedings.
This is where This Is How We Slay Our Demons ultimately wins out: because it DOESN’T sound American. Don’t get me wrong, it isn’t like This Is How We Slay Our Demons rocks out like fuckin’ Candlemass or anything. Rather, the band sets forth to amalgamate all of the quintessential Stateside stoner beefiness amidst a smartly produced and thunderous Euro-styled album delivery.
A lot of this success should also be laid at the feet of vocalist Jamie Nova, whose inflected delivery is proudly 80s in tone, in the bes possible way. If anything, the end feeling of Nova’s vocal histrionics are that of Warlock’s Doro Pesch fronting a stoner/doom band…if that makes any sense.
It certainly does to this writer, and Witchburn have come up here with a winner on This Is How We Slay Our Demons. Give it a shot.
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Slow, southern stoner doom is what we have here with Witchburn’s debut; a solid effort with tons of energy to spare.
This record sounds bristling and bursting with a true metal spirit which certainly belies most of the lackadaisical atmosphere so often connected with this slow-motion genre. Whereas many of Witchburn’s American contemporaries seem satisfied concentrating solely on the syrupy swamp-of it all, Witchburn concentrated instead of focusing some legit old school metal atmosphere into their proceedings.
This is where This Is How We Slay Our Demons ultimately wins out: because it DOESN’T sound American. Don’t get me wrong, it isn’t like This Is How We Slay Our Demons rocks out like fuckin’ Candlemass or anything. Rather, the band sets forth to amalgamate all of the quintessential Stateside stoner beefiness amidst a smartly produced and thunderous Euro-styled album delivery.
A lot of this success should also be laid at the feet of vocalist Jamie Nova, whose inflected delivery is proudly 80s in tone, in the bes possible way. If anything, the end feeling of Nova’s vocal histrionics are that of Warlock’s Doro Pesch fronting a stoner/doom band…if that makes any sense.
It certainly does to this writer, and Witchburn have come up here with a winner on This Is How We Slay Our Demons. Give it a shot.
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