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❝ Take equal parts of Neurosis, Kyuss, and of course Isis; blend them together, and you will faintly see the elephantine, slow, monumental sound approach of Pelican in the distance.
❝ Their instrumental music leaves no escape: moments of lightness are few but well-balanced within an album that has sudden bursts of genius and at the same time an immense amount of riffs that build upon themselves, forcefully trying to bring out the most powerful and fitting to the melody.
❝ A flow. A continuous flow of notes that overlap each other, without any respect for one another, distortions that make post-core their reason for being, oppressive and destabilizing sludge-doom reminiscences, stoner glimpses like tears that fall, walls of sound that rise to transform into whispers, apocalyptic tension and lyrical pacification, drone-ambient atmospheres that obscure every word, every breath, every thought.
❝ We are facing riff-metal wizards, with an instrumental confidence that can only be compared to greats like Isis in creating stoner landscapes of extreme auditory imagination.
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