Tracklist:
1. Omega Glory
2. Gukurahundi
3. Gnosticism
4. Scalar Beams
5. Resurrection
6. Blood Harvest
7. Dialectic
8. Ghost Empire
The Ghost Empire , super group was born from the union of several members of the Italian scene sludge and particularly Tuscan, including Stoner Kebab , Cosmotron , Devoggol are absolute point of reference for those who care for these sounds, and finally in 2010 give us their first official release, a double LP from a good 60 minutes of pure black magma, casting a big pitch about feelings.
guitar riffs steamroller and low bone breaks, no respite in this chaos of pain and suffocation, which is then made a reference to the sounds Dovers, nothing short of excellent and somewhat heady through references to the classic '70s psychedelia , mixed with the blackest doom that comes to mind.
pain and frustration, arguments now perhaps hyper abused in a world like that of Sludge / Doom, but these guys know how to do so it is difficult not to raise the horns to the sky and applied in sound art dell'headbanging.
stand out clearly the various tracks on the album, which never become mundane and not tired despite the considerable duration, with the band that tries and succeeds in making sound particularly refined, that avoids the traditional mix of large skein of these sounds. Applause
then to Ghost Empire, which reveal a large group on which we can certainly point and then live to be a true sound experience, for the moment here are being promoted with honors authors of a debut the best ever album of the past year.
Ghost Empire
PostNero.
1. Omega Glory
2. Gukurahundi
3. Gnosticism
4. Scalar Beams
5. Resurrection
6. Blood Harvest
7. Dialectic
8. Ghost Empire
The Ghost Empire , super group was born from the union of several members of the Italian scene sludge and particularly Tuscan, including Stoner Kebab , Cosmotron , Devoggol are absolute point of reference for those who care for these sounds, and finally in 2010 give us their first official release, a double LP from a good 60 minutes of pure black magma, casting a big pitch about feelings.
guitar riffs steamroller and low bone breaks, no respite in this chaos of pain and suffocation, which is then made a reference to the sounds Dovers, nothing short of excellent and somewhat heady through references to the classic '70s psychedelia , mixed with the blackest doom that comes to mind.
pain and frustration, arguments now perhaps hyper abused in a world like that of Sludge / Doom, but these guys know how to do so it is difficult not to raise the horns to the sky and applied in sound art dell'headbanging.
stand out clearly the various tracks on the album, which never become mundane and not tired despite the considerable duration, with the band that tries and succeeds in making sound particularly refined, that avoids the traditional mix of large skein of these sounds. Applause
then to Ghost Empire, which reveal a large group on which we can certainly point and then live to be a true sound experience, for the moment here are being promoted with honors authors of a debut the best ever album of the past year.
Ghost Empire
PostNero.
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