Hopefully, this kind of album will be a rare thing. As good as it is, it has only been brought about by the awful situation that this year has thrown at us. This will do for now, but I am looking forward to watching them perform this material live in the flesh.
A lot of the music’s charm and authenticity comes from its ability to disconnect you from reality and drag you into its own world and imagery.
Some nice touches and good ideas. It will be interesting to see how they develop in their future projects.
…I think it’s worth it to give them a chance as they seem to have more to offer going forward. With a bit more focus to details they should be able to get noticed and play in a bigger league, if that’s what they desire.
“At the Maw of Ruin” is definitely going in my December playlist, keeping the gloom of 2020 until the end, but in a good way. I highly recommend checking this album out!
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