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Doom From Oregon As Caerulean Welles Set Off "Oblivion Rides A Horse"
~By Reek of STOOM~
Oregon bands seem to drink deep from the Well Of Doom. Consistent excellence in the doom/sludge genres seems to emanate from the pores over there. CAERULEAN WELLES from Fall Creek join the ranks of the OR illuminati with this superb release 'Oblivion Rides A Horse' (2020): four extended tomes of tortures, tremors and terrors lurk perilously within.
The aching, introverted opening to "Al-Nakba" beguiles and allures until the crushing death blasts and angular shreds decapitate you, Then the Doom breaks down and collapses in a heap of gore and rot, manifesting visions of evil djinns and forbidden rites in dark Arabian caverns.
Oblivion Rides A Horse by Caerulean Welles
A squealing, throbbing entrance to "Schismatics And The Sowers Of Discord" bleeds into more anguished, baleful guitar noise and tremor-inducing bass blows then the death drums thunder once more and the savage riffs rage unrepentant until some old school doom slithers in to shatter the tension.
Oblivion Rides A Horse by Caerulean Welles
"Round The Clock Lightning and the Black Inane" is pure BM incarnate: a gnarling, twisted refrain smothered on a bed of grisled percussion creating a foaming and insatiable frenzy of pace and potency.
Oblivion Rides A Horse by Caerulean Welles
Closer "Apotropaic" enters a different dimension -- trippy repetition and spike-maced Wraiths drooling in a melancholic stupor of strychnine-laced strings and festering bass, unsettling like the punk in the corner idly toying with his switchblade.
Oblivion Rides A Horse by Caerulean Welles
Oblivion Rides A Horse delivers deep-rooted delirium and macabre glee from every antechamber of the Haunted Realms; the sour aftertaste of defilement in dark alleyways.
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