Siluurikaudella
by Pharaoh Overlord
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Vesitorni
22:32
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Valujuhla
12:47
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Piirros
18:02
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about
Pharaoh Overlord – masters of rigid hypnotic riffing and overlords of rock'n'roll repetition – surprise everybody on their latest offering by propelling themselves head first into three lengthy surreal partitures. Instead of the familiar avalanche of distortion and metronome-like drumming, Siluurikaudella offers a sound that has been stripped of all traces of rock music.
Has the ever-present riff disappeared? Is it still buried somewhere beneath the unpredictable textures woven by three guitars, drums and bass? Are the results too obscure for rockers? Too avant-garde for jazz connoisseurs? This is 100% Pharaoh Overlord!
Has the ever-present riff disappeared? Is it still buried somewhere beneath the unpredictable textures woven by three guitars, drums and bass? Are the results too obscure for rockers? Too avant-garde for jazz connoisseurs? This is 100% Pharaoh Overlord!
credits
released November 15, 2018
Pharaoh Overlord:
Janne Westerlund
Julius Jääskeläinen
Jussi Lehtisalo
Pekka Jääskeläinen
Tomi Leppänen
Kotelo – Musta Kirahvi
Masterointi – Pizzamasterit
Mixed By [Miksaus] – Antti Uusimäki*
Kuljetukset Ja Valokuva – Tuomas Laurila
Äänitys – Jani Viitanen
Pharaoh Overlord:
Janne Westerlund
Julius Jääskeläinen
Jussi Lehtisalo
Pekka Jääskeläinen
Tomi Leppänen
Kotelo – Musta Kirahvi
Masterointi – Pizzamasterit
Mixed By [Miksaus] – Antti Uusimäki*
Kuljetukset Ja Valokuva – Tuomas Laurila
Äänitys – Jani Viitanen
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