thisquietarmy: "From Darkness"
Morning, everyone.
I received an email last night from Erich Quach, the sole force behind the doom/drone metal monster known as, thisquietarmy. Quach released the album, Hex Mountains, back in October of 2013 and it was, unfortunately, one of many releases I did not get to review. Quach's purpose in writing me was to promote a new video for the album's lead track, "From Darkness," which hit the web on New Year's Day. With the aid of Alaskan drummer, Scotty Rooney, "From Darkness" is a radiating and chunky bit of instrumentalist travelogue that's offered visual backing from its video, which is a compilation of icy and darkly enhanced recordings of mountainous regions as viewed from some anonymous highway(s).
I enjoyed it. Maybe you will, too.
Hex Mountains is available to purchase digitally at Bandcamp.
Sincerely,
Letters From A Tapehead
I received an email last night from Erich Quach, the sole force behind the doom/drone metal monster known as, thisquietarmy. Quach released the album, Hex Mountains, back in October of 2013 and it was, unfortunately, one of many releases I did not get to review. Quach's purpose in writing me was to promote a new video for the album's lead track, "From Darkness," which hit the web on New Year's Day. With the aid of Alaskan drummer, Scotty Rooney, "From Darkness" is a radiating and chunky bit of instrumentalist travelogue that's offered visual backing from its video, which is a compilation of icy and darkly enhanced recordings of mountainous regions as viewed from some anonymous highway(s).
I enjoyed it. Maybe you will, too.
Hex Mountains is available to purchase digitally at Bandcamp.
Sincerely,
Letters From A Tapehead
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