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Drowning Light
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Exogenesis
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Pyres
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Plagued
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Withered Husk
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Beneath Sun and Sky
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Vessel
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Gigafauna Uppsala, Sweden
Music that thrives in the borderlands between
hard rock’s catchier side, and the rhythmic and melodic
challenges from metal’s more
extreme boundaries. Progressive but with an ever present groove and inherent head-bang-
ability.
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Gigafauna recommends:
It has everything. Riffs. Atmosphere. Incredible playing. The guys crush it live. But most of all, the sound of this record led us to Teemu Aalto, who produced Eye to Windward
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Each Horrendous album is different. But the production is consistently outstanding, and we are so happy to have Horrendous' Damian Herring master Eye to Windward
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We played with Dimhall at Fredagsmangel and were blown away by how much fun they had on stage, and how nice these guys are. Which is why we are booking more shows with them in 2025 and 2026!
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Eye to Windward”
One of the best albums in all genres i've heard for a while. An absolute banger and a great masterpiece (and a beautiful album based on arthurian legend). Beyond the hill is a pure moment of grace to my ears. Check out the others album, they are also great. ST manage to make incredible songs for sure.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Eye to Windward”
It has taken me years to appreciate Psychonaut’s approach to progressive metal, which is equal parts post-metal and psychedelic, but now, as I have come to realise, they are a lot more distinct-sounding and coherent than several of their contemporaries. I do see some similarities to The Ocean (which is probably why I finally like Psychonaut), but the music here is less busy, less aggressive, and a bit warmer. World Maker sadly features one bad song, but the rest are total fire! Powerful stuff.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio May 9, 2025
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