Музыка и песни Hexvessel / Hexvessel

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Artist: Hexvessel Label: Svart

Style: Metal

Style: Metal

Limited to 300 copies Hexvessel is a psychedelic folk-rock band from Finland that was founded by Englishman Mat "Kvohst" McNerney, vocalist for blackmetal bands D¢dheimsgard and Code. He moved to Finland in 2009 and was joined by a coven of musicians from Tampere that feature members of Galacticka and Dark Buddha Rising. Fusing late 1960s and early 1970s English folk and psychedelia with a love for Finnish nature, pagan mysticism, folklore and the occult, they play a witches brew of acoustic balladry and heavy tripped-out atmospherics. Interior-world-music for secret ceremonies and forest rituals. Having quickly sold the first vinyl pressing out in 2011, Svart now present the vinyl as a lavish double LP set, also featuring a massive booklet and a poster. Style: Metal

Psychedelic forest folk band Hexvessel, from Finland, return with their second full-length album! No Holier Temple is the highly anticipated follow up to 2011's critically acclaimed debut album, Dawnbearer, that Roadburn Festival dubbed as "a passionate, urgent and gorgeously strange musical spell. No Holier Temple fuses the acoustic 70s folk vibe of its predecessor into a more psychedelic, electric, doom-folk sound with Manzarek-like keys, screeching rhythmic Velvet Underground violins, Miles Davis trumpets and hypnotic freakouts. Weaving the uncanny songs together are the narrative vocals of Mat McNerney, who on this album has matured into the bastard child of Burke Shelley, young Jon Anderson and Paul Simon. Inspired by the progressive, spaced-out haze of bands like Amon Düül II, Van Der Graaf Generator and Ultimate Spinach, whose song "Your Head Is Reeling" they cover with religious abandon. Their sound now expands outward from their eerie, signature, ritual-esque intros into a genre-twisting cauldron of otherworldly rock and the late-night, dreamy spoken-word of artists such as Jim Morrison (An American Prayer) and Ken Nordine. The front cover is by the artist Bastian Kalous and represents the reverence to the native forest and nature that Hexvessel wish to raise awareness and preservation of. The themes of the album "are inspired by the work of great men like Scottish-American naturalist and preservationist John Muir and more recent radical environmental advocates Dave Foreman and Howie Wolke," discussing the definition of what makes something holy and sacred. Frontman and founder Mat McNerney says, of the album: "The songs were written specifically to be channeled by a group. This is the sound of a cult, all focused on summoning the same magic, joined in prayer, haunted by the same demons. We actively pushed for a new way to evolve our sound. I purposely strove to make this album a calculated move-on from Dawnbearer. This isn't about using symbols of the occult. This is about a way of living that returns the old gods to their rightful place. We're a family that worships nature through word and sound. We hope you will join us Style: Metal

Style: Metal

Psychedelic forest folk band Hexvessel, from Finland, return with their second full-length album! No Holier Temple is the highly anticipated follow up to 2011's critically acclaimed debut album, Dawnbearer, that Roadburn Festival dubbed as "a passionate, urgent and gorgeously strange musical spell. No Holier Temple fuses the acoustic 70s folk vibe of its predecessor into a more psychedelic, electric, doom-folk sound with Manzarek-like keys, screeching rhythmic Velvet Underground violins, Miles Davis trumpets and hypnotic freakouts. Weaving the uncanny songs together are the narrative vocals of Mat McNerney, who on this album has matured into the bastard child of Burke Shelley, young Jon Anderson and Paul Simon. Inspired by the progressive, spaced-out haze of bands like Amon Düül II, Van Der Graaf Generator and Ultimate Spinach, whose song "Your Head Is Reeling" they cover with religious abandon. Their sound now expands outward from their eerie, signature, ritual-esque intros into a genre-twisting cauldron of otherworldly rock and the late-night, dreamy spoken-word of artists such as Jim Morrison (An American Prayer) and Ken Nordine Style: Rock

Iron Marsh is a Companion piece EP to the award-winning album No Holier Temple from 2012. It features Alia from Blood Ceremony on flute on 'Don't Break The Curse' and Rosie from Purson on guest vocals on the Yoko Ono cover track 'Woman of Salem' Style: Rock

Ltd. Edition 500 copies Iron Marsh is a Companion piece EP to the award-winning album No Holier Temple from 2012. It features Alia from Blood Ceremony on flute on 'Don't Break The Curse' and Rosie from Purson on guest vocals on the Yoko Ono cover track 'Woman of Salem' Style: Rock

Style: Rock

Издание на 180-граммовом виниле альбома "When We Are Death" 2016 года, финских рокеров Hexvessel

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Новый альбом финского психоделик-форест-фолк-рок-коллектива Hexvessel

Издание на 180-граммовом виниле в гейтфолде с обширным буклетом

Новый альбом финского психоделик-форест-фолк-рок-коллектива Hexvessel