Wizard Rifle - Here In The Deadlights album flac

Band Name Wizard Rifle. Album Name Here in the Deadlights. Released date 28 October 2014. Music StyleExperimental Metal. Members owning this album0. 3. Paul the Sky Tyrant. Other productions from Wizard Rifle. Here in the Deadlights. Speak Loud Say Nothing. Albums in Experimental Metal.

The album sees Wizard Rifle pushing its sound into the sludge and reaching new levels of monolithic heaviness, while maintaining a propulsive groove which spins and twists upon itself. Tracks range from two to ten minutes, encompassing everything from sprawling psychedelic epics to surf-sludge noise-romps.

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Wrong album? Let us know. Expand player Collapse player. HERE IN THE DEADLIGHTS Vinyl Record. Every record is shipped in original factory-applied shrink wrap and has never been touched by human hands. View more - View less -. Wizard Rifle. Typically delivered to United States in 3-6 business days. Guarantee: Backed by the Merchbar Guarantee. Easy returns, great customer service and 100% authentic merch.

Artist: Wizard Rifle. Album: Here in the Deadlights. Here in the Deadlights: Best 2 songs. Wizard Rifle - Buzzsaw Babes 02:58. Wizard Rifle - Psychodynamo 08:52. Wizard Rifle: best 2 tracks. Wizard Rifle - Buzzsaw Babes Here in the Deadlights, 2014 02:58. Wizard Rifle - Psychodynamo Here in the Deadlights, 2014 08:52. Artist: Wizard Rifle.

Since the last time we heard from this Wizard Rifle – on their excellent 2012 debut, Speak Loud Say Nothing – they have added a bassist to become a trio and moved to Los Angeles. But all these changes haven’t slowed them down – it has made them stronger, as their sophomore album takes everything that was good about that first album and improves upon it. They have made an album that, while touching on a whole bunch of sub-genres, is beholden to none of them. They plunder the best parts of rock’s past and stitch them back together to form one righteous mutant of a sound