What initially, with the first two tracks, appears to be an enormous drought becomes a musical cake very audible and with delicious parts. Targeting a niche cult, these West Midlands Britons start a fourth album that, without being in-your-face , ends up catching whoever hears it. There are clichés and there are chewed passages with those full and drawn riffs that at first seem to add nothing to the scene and the band, but then we are finally elucidated with very catchy leads in that wave doom more rock and traditional, not forgetting some more distorted soils, like At the end of the penultimate "Lugh's Assembly". Between good times and others less interesting right at the beginning (although they become rare as we listen to the album),
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