2023-11-23 19:25:16
About a year later It’s cool summons the indigenous enigma Maȟpíya Lute with Wowawala a second ride into the black metal prairie.
The projection surface of the Oglala tribe from the ranks of the Lakota, which remains a question mark in terms of personnel, sharpens the stylistic contours of the previously established virtues: the raw, unpolished lofi black metal accentuates the Americana attitude of the riffs and atmosphere even more clearly – if that’s the case the suspended entry into Well done clear, before the band (?) hurls absolutely brilliant riffs into the sloppy anti-sound and underlines how close with the exemplary excellent guitar work Maȟpíya Lute could now come to high-speed black’n’roll. The fact that the bass sounds like it’s been played down, the screaming comes from far away and the drums rumble archaically, as if the cassette recorder is about to die, fits in with the aesthetics, as does the almost clean, oscillating, bluesy ending of the opener.
Wówakȟaŋ rocks the ugly face of tacking obsession, drags itself doomier in the middle section, and then gallops stabbed by Tarantula to underline the dynamics of the record, before contemplating an atmospherically dark, meditatively scorched earth Pink Floyd wanders before Maȟpíya Lute Let the horses break out into their original profession after just under five minutes and spread out for a quarter of an hour without any loss of intensity or lengths: simply strong – without giving the impression that they are already working at their performance limit.
In this respect: Who It’s cool has already fixed, should be used to specify the band radius Wowawala In this respect, be just a little bit more enthusiastic.
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