Been gone for the past few weeks, but I'm back and ready to share more random post-metal with you all.
"Deeply Sorry..." by Finnish group Baulta is a wonderful little Bandcamp find of mine. They play an instrumental blend of post-metal, post-rock, psychedelic, and progressive, bearing similarities to contemporaries like Russian Circles, Pelican, and Cult of Luna. It's not the most unique thing in the world, but Baulta have managed to craft a comparatively excellent debut of mid-tempo instrumental post-metal. It hits all the right spots, it's free, and its artwork rules pretty hard, so you'd be doing yourself a disservice by not giving this a spin.
1. Baldwin's ugly lamb - 6:54
2. Grr grr - 6:42
3. Black lodge/White lodge - 6:42
4. Be careful with that tomahawk, eugene. - 6:56
5. Arctic hymn - 5:22
6. This floating girl above us - 5:36
7. Uncle Harry's bear chase - 9:48
Total length: 48 minutes
110.7 mb
I <3 Bandcamp :]
Showing posts with label IgnimDigs. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 7, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
IgnimDigs (album): Huldra - Signals From the Void
As my first post on this glorious haven of music elitism, I shall introduce IgnimDigs. IgnimDigs is a feature than does not really count as a feature because it's basically an excuse for me to post any song, band, or album that I happen to be digging at a whim.
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The first IgnimDig is an album called Signals From the Void by a little-known band called Huldra. Digging through Bandcamp pages certainly can be tedious, and you will without a doubt find a ton of abysmal music, but every now and then you make a find that really sticks out and Huldra is one of those finds. At this point (this is their debut album), they are basically a carbon copy of Isis with the pleasant flourish of some extremely pretty added piano accompaniments. It's post-metal (I'm a major sucker for the genre), and it comes with all of the genre's tenets: shimmering leads, massive builds, monstrous climaxes, ambient interludes, beautiful atmospheres, and the like. Huldra also manages to pull off this formula better than 95% of similar bands, and for this reason (and the fact that they've posted the album for free on their Bandcamp) I highly recommend Signals From the Void to both fans of the genre and those looking to explore it for the first time. Enjoy, and welcome to the blog.
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http://huldratheband.bandcamp.com/album/signals-from-the-void-ep
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