Demetra Sine Die

Paolo Alessi's 2013 review (rating 3/5) presents Demetra Sine Die's A Quite Land Of Fear as an atmospheric, post-rock/post-metal record with strong psychedelic and stoner-metal references. The review highlights comparisons to Tool, Porcupine Tree, Neurosis and Godflesh, and praises dense, delay-heavy production and symbolic, literary imagery. The album is described as emotionally intense but stylistically consistent.

For:Fans of post-rock, post-metal, psychedelic metal and atmospheric, delay-heavy music