Wallack Poitiers, France
Formé en 2012 à Poitiers, Wallack partage des scènes avec Mars Red Sky, 7 Weeks, Corbeaux... Influencés par des groupes comme KYUSS ou NIN, leur univers musical évolue vers un rock massif tour à tour désertique et industriel. En 2018, devenu quatuor, le groupe sort un deuxième album intitulé "White Noise". ... more
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Magnificent album, one of the rop 10 in ir's year, maybe rop Somewhere betewwn hard rock and heavy metal, combining the bet of both. A+ highly recommend..
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One of the best doom albums I've heard in a really long time. I like that their sound is more anchored in 70s hard rock, as opposed to, say, NWOBHM or gothic or stoner doom. It's also a very punchy album - both the guitar and bass sound really muscular. The bassist gets to really stretch out on this album. As a completely random aside, I don't think I've seen it mentioned before, but both TTD and Eye the Tide start the same way the previous album ends, further advancing their trilogy motif.
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