DEATHCHANT
WASTE RED VINYL LP
NEW MINT SEALED
RED VINYL - Heavy music\u2019s evolution has always been a murky swamp of sub-genres. So, combining Thin Lizzy\u2019s glistening twin guitar harmonies with Melvins- grade sludge and a hearty dose of proto-metal psych probably shouldn\u2019t sound so revolutionary as it does in the hands of L.A. quartet Deathchant. But theirs is a special, transcendent sound.
Waste, the band\u2019s sophomore album and first for RidingEasy Records, is anything but. The 33-minute, 7-song blast flows seamlessly from song to song, aided by droning segues, while simultaneously slithering between genres and moods. Rumbling noise, chiming guitar melodies, bluesy boogie, NWOBHM thrash, COC grunge and punk fury all rear their head at times, sometimes all at once.
Though you wouldn\u2019t be able to tell by the concise structures and well- crafted songs, a lot of Deathchant\u2019s music is improvised, both in the studio and live. That\u2019s not to sugge;
DEATHCHANT
WASTE RED VINYL LP
NEW MINT SEALED
RED VINYL - Heavy music\u2019s evolution has always been a murky swamp of sub-genres. So, combining Thin Lizzy\u2019s glistening twin guitar harmonies with Melvins- grade sludge and a hearty dose of proto-metal psych probably shouldn\u2019t sound so revolutionary as it does in the hands of L.A. quartet Deathchant. But theirs is a special, transcendent sound.
Waste, the band\u2019s sophomore album and first for RidingEasy Records, is anything but. The 33-minute, 7-song blast flows seamlessly from song to song, aided by droning segues, while simultaneously slithering between genres and moods. Rumbling noise, chiming guitar melodies, bluesy boogie, NWOBHM thrash, COC grunge and punk fury all rear their head at times, sometimes all at once.
Though you wouldn\u2019t be able to tell by the concise structures and well- crafted songs, a lot of Deathchant\u2019s music is improvised, both in the studio and live. That\u2019s not to sugge;
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