Voice of Storms

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• “Packed with sludgy riffs, proggy twists, and thick Stoner vibes, this album feels like a storm breaking loose. It’s cleaner, tighter, and more melodic, but loses none of the grit. Think Mastodon energy with a sharper focus. From the galloping chaos of “Palisades” to the soaring hooks of “Hidden Bridges,” every track sticks. There’s weight, there’s groove, and above all, there’s momentum. Voice of Storms isn’t just a return—it’s a leap forward. Heavy, hypnotic, and impossible to ignore.”

  — helge.neumann

• “Sorry I missed you guys when you came through DC! Welcome back to the metalverse! All the comments drawing comparisons to Baroness are apt: the churning weight of sludge cut through with rock and roll sparkling guitarmony melodies. I will add that Horseburner are not some tired Baroness knockoff: their music brims with energetic love for the "Southern Sludge" sound in which they joined Baroness, Mastodon, etc. Man, it works - it's great hearing a fresh take on this sound!”

  — pinkytheent · favourite track: Hidden Bridges

• “In the kindest way possible it reminded me of early Baroness”

  — Anathema

• “My neighbor is installing something on his roof in the middle of the night.”

  — Mubla Na Thguob · favourite track: Silver Arrows

• “Waited a long time for this record and I was not disappointed. If you liked 'The Thief' and Baroness before Purple, you will love this record, no, you will love every record of Horseburner.”

  — marcusegi · favourite track: Heaven’s Eye