DARK SUN FESTIVITIES

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• “i told my mom about us (really)”

  — alayna · favourite track: Dystopiate Haze

• “Listening to these sludge-doomy, growl-grumbling instrumentals feels like eavesdropping on a dark pagan ritual or black magic ceremony. As the music churns, swirls, ascends, plummets, turns inward then suddenly lashes outward, you glimpse the true meaning of “occult”: awesome and terrible visions of that which is ever-present, yet remains hidden unless we stare with focused attention and intention at the heart of the black sun through the third of our infinite eyes.”

  — Dave Aftandilian

• “Greek Sludge / Doom Metal. Music that ensnares & envelops you in a dark ritual that could very well end in your demise! Yet, you willingly & even joyfully march towards your doom. From the first note of the first track, these guys are in control! Not an entirely new approach but an extremely well done one! Thanks Fuzzy! Recommended!”

  — bmurator · favourite track: Our Pigs WIll Drink Your King's Blood

• “Crushing. Pounding. Droning. Heaviness. Four of Fuzzy's favorite words. This is killer!”

  — Fuzzy Cracklins (Best Music Newsletter) · favourite track: Dystopiate Haze

• “SLUDGE FOR THE SLUDGE GOD. DOOM FOR THE DOOM THRONE. some more serious words: Good Sludge Album, a bit more simplistic reminding me a lot of Electric Wizard with the atmosphere of Epic Doomicus Metallicus. The start feels a bit weak, but the middle is strong. And by the end the music feels exhausted, like all energy was used, Lying on the stage covered in sweat.”

  — grand_master_azrael · favourite track: Slowly We Drone