Another time the Swiss alternative music is audible, this time it's the post-metal Rorcal who decided to create something really terrifying and formed it into a new album called Muladona.
The band show that the metal-esque music doesn't have to create fear only by the means of the aggressive, overwhelming and very sad music, not only with the screaming vocals but also with the fantastically ill-omened lyrics, ones that make the listener shudder over and over again. Those spoken word fragments of the album are its might and characteristic feature. The Swiss took them from the book Muladona written by Erik Stener Carlson who not only gave them a blessing to use his prose but also recorded his own voice reading it.
This fantastic experiment engages the audience in many various ways into its dramatic and terrifying plot but also treats the ears with a great quality post-metal music that makes no room for pauses and peace from the album's omnipresent feeling of danger.
Muladona can be yours for anything you want to pay.
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Country: Switzerland
Genre: horror post-metal
