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Recently it seems that Germany is the world's capital of atmospheric post-rock. Let's just mention yesterday's albums by Magma Waves and MMTH. At the beginning of this year, their loyal heir seems to be Noorvik whose new album is already a candidate for the post-rock album of 2018.
Raw and disquieting noise is their main characteristic. Their guitar sound really loud, going straight to the brain. and yet there are clearly audible melodies and ideas how to construct a song in their music. They are met with smashing bass lines, flamboyant riffs and atmosphere-building backgrounds.
Every one of the tracks is a world of its own. It's no way to make it homogeneous and say that one track is quieter or more energetic than another one. Everything changes just like weather in mountains, everything reaches to musical fulfillment. Even though there's not much apart from instruments themselves, just some moody recordings in the quieter parts of "Chugach".
Raw and disquieting noise is their main characteristic. Their guitar sound really loud, going straight to the brain. and yet there are clearly audible melodies and ideas how to construct a song in their music. They are met with smashing bass lines, flamboyant riffs and atmosphere-building backgrounds.
Every one of the tracks is a world of its own. It's no way to make it homogeneous and say that one track is quieter or more energetic than another one. Everything changes just like weather in mountains, everything reaches to musical fulfillment. Even though there's not much apart from instruments themselves, just some moody recordings in the quieter parts of "Chugach".
"Noorvik" costs what you want.
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