French stoner doom purveyors Witchthroat Serpent conjure the forces of darkness to compose the haunted new album “Demons Left To Roam” aptly recorded on analog tape and gear.
Occult vibes become palpable from the very beginning as “Cursed Night Circle” flows like a horror movie soundtrack unleashing monolithic rhythmic patterns characterized by a lugubrious guitar sound and wild distortion.
The doom dirge of “Silver Bell of Ritual” highlights a tenebrous mood fueled by distant wailing vocals, dramatically slow passages and infectious gritty riffage yet you might perceive the pale presence of a sordid melodic essence.
The ritualistic precision of the rhythmic section on “Lost Dimension” inevitably leads to a darkened parallel dimension where guitars build monochromatic progressions channeling obscure doom elements to achieve a macabre finale.
“The Blinded Magpie” relies on foreboding guitar movements with a genuine vintage attitude and you can certainly appreciate the tragic doom nuances emerging through the enigmatic rhythmic structure.
Throughout the sinister sonic realm of “Demons Left To Roam” Witchthroat Serpent manifests full dedication to the dark arts telling horror tales through creepy doom laden grooves.