Mountain Witch Extinct Cults Vinyl LP Petrol Green Colour 2024
Tracklist:
1. Capping Day
2. Back From The Grave
3. Worship You
4. Extinct Cults
5. Man Is Wolf To Man
6. The Devil, Probably
After four years of conspirative plotting, Mountain Witch return with a new album. Extinct Cults features 6 new songs of gloomy, doomy, stubbornly rocking heavy metal. With a moody production that reflects oldschool instinctiveness rather than vintage mimicry. For fans of year dates one could describe the sound as early 80s but probably somewhere in the countryside, where people still, unsuspectingly honour the old gods of 70s heaviness but ride on faster mopeds! Album opener Capping Day screams "Sabbath Purple Sabbath", Back From The Grave sports a gloomy polysynth and evokes 80s horror-b-movies the same as Worship You. The title track Extinct Cults smashes the Simon-and-Garfunkel-esque idyll of its intro with chunky lumber of pissed off doom 'n roll. The quirky metal of Man is Wolf To Man chases its prey to its final destination, The Devil, Probably, a musical day of unbaptised judgment.
For fans of Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, Angel Witch, Witchfinder General, Pagan Altar and all that stuff...
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Tracklist:
1. Capping Day
2. Back From The Grave
3. Worship You
4. Extinct Cults
5. Man Is Wolf To Man
6. The Devil, Probably
After four years of conspirative plotting, Mountain Witch return with a new album. Extinct Cults features 6 new songs of gloomy, doomy, stubbornly rocking heavy metal. With a moody production that reflects oldschool instinctiveness rather than vintage mimicry. For fans of year dates one could describe the sound as early 80s but probably somewhere in the countryside, where people still, unsuspectingly honour the old gods of 70s heaviness but ride on faster mopeds! Album opener Capping Day screams "Sabbath Purple Sabbath", Back From The Grave sports a gloomy polysynth and evokes 80s horror-b-movies the same as Worship You. The title track Extinct Cults smashes the Simon-and-Garfunkel-esque idyll of its intro with chunky lumber of pissed off doom 'n roll. The quirky metal of Man is Wolf To Man chases its prey to its final destination, The Devil, Probably, a musical day of unbaptised judgment.
For fans of Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, Angel Witch, Witchfinder General, Pagan Altar and all that stuff...
