Primordial

[jpm4]

Sounds very Sons of the Morrigany.

[Pentagrimes]

Hmmm. Not into the artwork but maybe it'll grow on me.

I saw it pop up on Spotify this morning before I put my glasses on and all I could think was "is this supposed to be a farmer about to shoot a pigeon circling overhead?"

The album is called "How it ends" so?Jesus that sounds ominous

[Eoin McLove]

Apparently the image is from the Farmers Journal. Definitely an odd choice but it might make more sense in context of the songs. It's not the most eye catching design though.

I gave the song a second go and liked it more. It's textbook Primordial with few surprises but it's catchy.

[Circlepit]

It's like Primordial gone full classic rock. So far so good.

[open face surgery]

Ya, strong Lizzy vibes. I like it. The doubling of the vocals in the early verse is cool.

[Carnage]

Where are ye hearing it lads? The Youtube link there is telling me it's premiering at 5pm.

[The Butcher]

Where are ye hearing it lads? The Youtube link there is telling me it's premiering at 5pm.

Spotify ->
https://open.spotify.com/track/3TPwFwO6oPMpiVSZizxcyk?si=ebcab8c1c6ef4007

[Pentagrimes]

Its on Alan's YouTube as well already. I presume the "premiere" later is a video for it rather than just the track alone.

[The Butcher]

I like it - as said Lizzy influences to the forefront. Took a while to come around to 'To Hell or the Hangman' when that first came out but this is more immediate, can see it doing very well live.

[londonleatherboy]

Yep, sounds like Lizzy and Gary Moore...i'm all for it

[Squigs]

I dunno lads, it's dull as dishwater to my ears. If the style is to remain very similar to TTND 15 years on, it's undeniable that this song wouldn't haven't gotten close to being on that record. Sometimes these songs fit better in the context of an album, but this is stagnant, by the numbers stuff for me. Definitely hear the SOTM comparison and the Thin Lizzy buzz, but I don't really see that as new.


Had my Bingo Card ready when I heard "funeral pyre' in the opening lyrics, was waiting on "wounded animal" and "brothers" for the house.

[jobrok1]

Cover artwork is naff.

Hope the songs are good. That's all that matters, really.

[Carnage]

Ah right, sound. It's alright, a bit generic sounding but he has some nice vocal flourishes, unusual for him.

[Circlepit]

His voice sounds very good. Not as forced as before.

[The Butcher]

I dunno lads, it's dull as dishwater to my ears. If the style is to remain very similar to TTND 15 years on, it's undeniable that this song wouldn't haven't gotten close to being on that record.

Well it's definitely reduced my thoughts on the album taking any sort of leap out of that comfort zone. If there is somehow, darker elements to this album I'll probably find it jarring embedded with this type of song. This could well stick out as the 'single' song on the album.