BOG STENCHMARE

Crimson Day has released the official lyric video for " Dark Dimension ," which is the title track from their album of the same name. It's currently available from WormHoleDeath . Crimson Day fuse potent melodies with crushing riffs, and atmospheric vibes.  " Dark Dimension " is about the desire to break free from emotional struggles and emerge transformed. Further info is below including links to previous videos. Watch 'Song of Fire': https://youtu.be/azYEbw3-0I8 Watch 'False Prophet': https://youtu.be/yo11yiHjMgg Watch 'Hexed': https://youtu.be/bDP7_bKFPDQ Crimson Day: Milka Uusitalo – vocals Ari Balzar – lead guitar Janne Rantanen – guitar/screams Jesse ”Kämy” Kämäräinen – bass Janne Ollikainen – drums/percussions Crimson Day: www.crimsonday.com www.instagram.com/crimsonday_official www.facebook.com/crimson.day.band www.tiktok.com/@crimsonday_official www.youtube.com/@crimsonday_official

Bog was rolling around in the muck and squelching with his thighs when a Muck Pool spewed WeedWizard in his direction. "Blood Cathedral"  features the classic dirty heavy doomy sludge riffing with notable signatures and swing-your-head-around parts.  Vocally, it is mostly unclean—matching the anger of someone who was sharing a room with an entertaining person narrating tales from the exciting world of shoe string art.  The drums support the vox and riffs, and help change up the pace when necessary for more muck squelching, which helps forget the experience of Shoe String Tim.  "End of Daze" was one of the tracks Bog didn't quite feel along with the outro " The Sadness." Bog Thoughts:   Bog wanted to jump from a high raised platform and belly splash into a muck pool. WeedWizard may not do anything sonically different, it's still an enjoyable listen for those who enjoy stoner fused metal full of mucky p*s-s-. Tracklist: 1. Down 2. Trouble A.D. ...

Track 1: Dune (featuring  Amaya López-Carromero) The night sky was quiet; the moonlight shone down on the sands below. Bog watched the shadows dance while Mountainscape’s Dune played on his audio device. Bog tried to adjust his posture. It had him again, just like every night. It would linger, the heavy dread building like the riffs on The Elder Scrolls , only to drop off into haunting, melodic, emotional passages with strong guitar structures in tune with the struggle to survive. Those sections offered the stimulus for Bog to try to break free from the same played-out pattern. Every night it came: the unseen dread. He couldn’t hear it, nor see it, but he knew it was there. Holding him, teasing, distorting everything around him, and replaying flashes in his mind. Bog’s blood was burning and breathing was difficult—hoarse and uneasy. His chest was tight. The track repeated again. At 0:02, Amaya López-Carromero’s vocals introduce Dune , immediately calling to Bog’s ears and ...