Not only does the quintet maintain their vintage tightly-picked, highly-harmonized riffing style, but they also subtly include elements of black metal (lots of octaves and rigorous tremolo picking), as well as the bluesy licks, retro tones, and standard tuning of late ‘70s Pentagram, Budgie, or Judas Priest.
a fantastic sense of melody, and a consistent infusion of that most precious and rarefied intangible — soul.
vintage, nostalgia loaded perfection as they bring out the best in what surf punk once was.
doom style gets mixed with the storytelling ability of power metal.
good with a villainous mind and a brooding darkness.
type of album that needs no explanation to the purist, it just needs to be played over and over until you are exhausted
lethargic tempos, chiming arpeggios, resonant power chords
explores fistfuls of varying genres, from dreamy shoegaze, to a more post-gothic sound, to a slightly refined atmospheric metal
Those who dig their metal straight-forward and groovy should find plenty to enjoy
The slow dirge, and the feelings of your inevitable end