THE MOTH - They Fall Albumstream online
Mo., 11.11.2013 - 07:51 Uhr
Die Hamburger Sludge/Metal Band THE MOTH ist im Sommer auf THIS CHARMING MAN RECORDS unter Vertrag gekommen und hat dort ihr neues Album "They Fall" veröffentlicht.
Das Album gibt es auch als Stream online, diesen haben wir Euch nachfolgend eingebunden. Mehr zur Band erfahrt ihr auf ihrer www.facebook.com Seite.
"They Fall" Tracklist:
01. Won't Return
02. Open Forest
03. Wasted Time
04. The Moth
05. Rawhawk
06. This Is The Lie
07. They Fall
08. The New Speed
Bestellen könnt ihr die Scheibe via the-moth.bandcamp.com im Netz.
Ãœber die Band:
"Hailing from Hamburg, Germany The Moth are a young three-piece who despite only forming at the end of 2012 have already garnered plenty of praise for their heavy, no nonsense approach to psychedelic metal.
Their debut album They Fall was originally released by the band early this year and limited to 100 copies, one of which wound up on the desk of Muenster based label This Charming Man Records who sought to give it an official release.
A well-tempered mix of Baroness, Mastodon and Kylesa the album is virtually void of frills, instead opting to turn out hammer heavy drums and riff ready rock'n'roll, fraught with the head to head vocals of bass player Cècile Ash and guitarist Frederik Mohrdiek. A driving lo-fi sound and Jekyll and Hyde-like aural aesthetic that's as brutal as it is bewitching.
From classic metal solos ("Won't Return") to the slow burning sludge of "They Fall", right up until the speed thrash of closing track "The New Speed", The Moth head up a new breed of trailblazing German metallers that include Shakhtyor and Union Of Sleep. A band that need to be heard to be believed."
Their debut album They Fall was originally released by the band early this year and limited to 100 copies, one of which wound up on the desk of Muenster based label This Charming Man Records who sought to give it an official release.
A well-tempered mix of Baroness, Mastodon and Kylesa the album is virtually void of frills, instead opting to turn out hammer heavy drums and riff ready rock'n'roll, fraught with the head to head vocals of bass player Cècile Ash and guitarist Frederik Mohrdiek. A driving lo-fi sound and Jekyll and Hyde-like aural aesthetic that's as brutal as it is bewitching.
From classic metal solos ("Won't Return") to the slow burning sludge of "They Fall", right up until the speed thrash of closing track "The New Speed", The Moth head up a new breed of trailblazing German metallers that include Shakhtyor and Union Of Sleep. A band that need to be heard to be believed."
