When even the most extreme tags aren't enough to even manage to describe a band's musical style, then something truly extraordinary is on the turntable. I only discovered this band with their latest album, "I Believe in Halloween II," and at first, I didn't know where to place their very particular style. Well, it's truly a musical selection of the best from seemingly contradictory styles like heavy metal, gothic, horror, and punk, without sounding like the respective protagonists of these...
With The Spin, Messa takes another big step forward. Their fourth album is a dark, elegant ride through doom, gothic and even jazz-influenced territories – and it’s easily their most refined work to date. The first track, "Void Meridian," opens the gate into their world: slow, moody, and full of atmosphere. The sound is thick, but never overdone. Guitars ring like church bells in a storm. The rhythm section keeps it grounded. But it’s Sara Bianchin’s voice that really carries the weight...
Imagine the driving power of Scorpions´ "The Zoo" and the crystal clear vocal production of Black Sabbath´s Heaven and Hell, with a swagger of "Hole in the Sky". A fantastic appetizer for their upcoming album because the Jochum Brothers delivered a delicious early 80´s Metal cocktail; the tracklist already exists and we wait for the release of their full album after 4 years of waiting.
Hailing from Vienna and creating a surprising crossover between Gothic Rock, Metal and Trip Hop. The Great Grey Funk was one of the many interesting bands performing at the Blackdoor Music Fest 2023.