I looked at the posting queue and to my abhorrence, there was no post left for today. So I decided to make one on the spot. I’m able to because I just got my hands on the above bands EP. Well, at least it’s two songs, but together, they make for 24 minutes of absolute pleasure. One afternoon, I ended up at Threnodies, who mostly cover Metal genres coming from the North (think Folk-, Black-, Pagan-, and Viking Metal). They caught my attention however with their classification Black ‘N’ Roll, as I’m always in for some innovative Hybrid genres.

First up was a positive review of a band called FALSE, which got me interested, although I didn’t actually read it. However, the fact that their EP is a freebie kinda helped me over, of course, as I’m Dutch. The music FALSE display on their self-entitled is superb. It seems like where Death ‘N’ Roll gets it’s pounding force from rolling beats, FALSE get their drive from blast beats, although they still roll of course. Not only is this EP quite unique, but also very pleasant to listen to.

One hears me rant about long albums, long songs; but here, I can actually bear it. More than easily that is, in the case of FALSE. Both songs are not extremely harsh, and it all seems to flow nicely from my speakers into my ears, where my brains slowly turn this Sludgy Black ‘N’ Roll into some molten goodness.

Wow, the greatness of poetic words. Let’s get ourselves to where the money is at. Below we have the Bandcamp app where you can stream and download yourself this molten goody. I couldn’t find a Facebook page of these geniuses, but by pressing the title of the work below, you can get to … Ok, heck. Here’s the label’s homepage, where you can send them an e-mail with any queries.

Tags: American, black, black 'n roll, sludge

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