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Pestilence And Peril - The Howling Wind

 
Description: Artist: The Howling Wind / Audio CD released 2007-11-05 at Profound Lore

Newest Review: ... in punky and chaotic, Darkthrone-esque, mid-to fast-tempo black metal with an emphasis on bouncy grooves and menacing ... more

 ... atmosphere, though there also frequent excursions into slow, plodding sludge territory that are wholly reminiscent of Unearthly Trance's output. There are also plenty of mid-tempo doom riffs worked into the mix, along with cavernous and static-heavy passages of industrial ambience, and the album has an appropriately raw and fuzzy production and excellent song progression throughout. It's a simplistic but wholly engaging album, with the darkly atmospheric and unpolished music augmented by the raw, washed-out screamed vocal...more

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Release Date: 2007 - 11 - 05, Audio CD, Profound Lore
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Premium Review Pestilence And Peril - The Howling Wind: Excellent sludgy, punky black metal (207 words)
by - written on 11/08/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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The Howling Wind is a two-man project by Ryan Lipinsky from New York-based psychedelic and occult-themed sludge metal band Unearthly Trance and the drummer from Aldbaran, a Lovecraft-themed doom/drone band from Portland, Oregon. Their 2007 album 'Pestilence and Peril' is essentially an exercise in punky and chaotic, Darkthrone-esque, mid-to fast-tempo black metal with an emphasis on bouncy grooves and menacing atmosphere, though there also frequent excursions into slow, plodding sludge territory that are wholly reminiscent of Unearthly Trance's output. There are also plenty of mid-tempo doom riffs worked into the mix, along with cavernous and static-heavy ...  Read the complete review

 

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