Vitskär Süden

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• “Stellar beginning to what feels like a run of home runs by a 70s classic prog band: 3 dark, disturbing, but also incredibly absorbing and lush masterpieces of atmosphere and haunting emotion in 4 years. For anyone looking, I'd say start here and go straight through the catalog. This band develops and, with their weird fiction bent, you can almost imagine that everything is an expansion of different time periods and places in the same fantastic world. To me, these guys are the band of the 2020s.”

  — ruins · favourite track: War Machine Crimson

• “Had a promo of this superb album but after a computer meltdown i lost a few of my music files so i've had to come back here to purchase it because this is an album i can't live without. Full review here .... https://stonerking1.blogspot.com/2020/05/vitskar-suden-vitskar-suden-review.html”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: War Machine Crimson

• “Incredibly mature debut album. Every heavy psych prog music must know this band!”

  — Keyzer Röger · favourite track: Dark Passages

• “This is spectacular! The guitar work, in particular, really goes above and beyond in the atmosphere department. There are a couple classic rock moments I'm working through in my mind, but overall this is a fantastic album. A lot going on here. A bit of a Porcupine Tree vibe as well.”

  — J. Wukotich · favourite track: Dark Passages

• “I was not expecting this. This blew me away!!! I was expecting a brutal onslaught from the picture of this album. What I got was waves crashing all around me. The smell of the ocean, fire pits in the background, all of the sudden nightfall. If The Lost boys was made in 2020 this is the soundtrack, this is the picture painted in sound. As your remain calm, while the blood is being sucked out of you for your eternal sleep! The raven comes. 6 out 6 expectations blown”

  — nickster_riffster · favourite track: Dark Passages