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Firebreather - Dwell in the Fog | Official Album Stream | RidingEasy Records
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0:00 Kiss of Your Blade
6:41 Dwell in the Fog
14:00 Weather the Storm
19:29 Sorrow
26:11 Creed
32:06 Spirit's Flown
Gothenburg, Sweden trio Firebreather’s 2019 RidingEasy Records debut album Under a Blood Moon was a powerhouse that most certainly established the band’s incendiary potential. But none of us would be prepared for the suffocating onslaught that is Dwell in the Fog. While that album was in-your-face and raw, Dwell in the Fog rumbles and rages with a fury the band had only hinted at previously.
Firebreather has a streamlined focus on driving, symphonic riffs in the vein of High on Fire, Inter Arma and their tour- and label-mates Monolord. The guitar and bass tones are, quite simply, entrancing. Paired with vocalist/guitarist Mattias Nööjd’s guttural yet melodic howls and drummer Axel Wittbeck’s groove based rhythms, their entire sound flows like thick, viscous lava.
“The album is a cathartic journey inwards and a musical continuation from Under A Blood Moon, but with more emphasis on groove and feel,” Nööjd says. From the first notes of album opener “Kiss Of Your Blade” you’ll know exactly what he means.
Like their preceding two albums, Dwell in the Fog was also recorded and mixed by engineer Oskar Karlsson at Elementstudion in Gothenburg. The band is joined by new bassist Nicklas Hellqvist on this album, who seems to have increased the thunder rumble tenfold.
From the aforementioned album opener “Kiss Of Your Blade”, with its droning opening chords over a rollicking tom pattern, the band quickly shifts gears into a head bobbing, serpentine riff with a transcendent melodic hook. Elsewhere, as on the title track and “Weather The Storm” rapid-fire hummable riffs come and go in an ever-shifting mass of devastating swirling churn. It’s like the band has such an endless supply of great hooks that to, ahem, dwell for too long on any one would undo their constantly building momentum. That they somehow give each song, and the album as a whole, a streamlined and cohesive, monolithic groove is testament to their skill. And, proof that the album must be absorbed in its entirety to experience the overwhelming swaying and lunging low end growl that drives the band’s most captivating work to date.
Dwell in the Fog will be available on LP, CD and download on February 25th, 2022 via RidingEasy Records.
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Some of the nastiest riffs I’ve ever heard on this album. I’ve also seen them live twice now and they’ve blown me away every time.
One of the best sounding vocalists in all of doom. Loving this band
top notch
Coolest looking horse on an album cover since TeePee Records' cover for Sleep's Dopesmoker. Incredible sounding band, too!!!
How about Remission???!
I was trying to find the artist on Metallum or elsehwere to no avail. Anybody know who did it?
@@dabberdan6129 First thing I thought of when I saw this album cover.
Hey, me and and two Friends of mine met each other yesterday at the home of that guy with the Best stereo system to cellebrate this Release. Thanks for your emotional and matchless raw sludge Sound with that heavy voice that creates an amazing atmosphere. Greetings from germany Keep goin guys and please join germany after that covid shit !!!
Amazing album
Amazing album! No filler, all fire!!!
Well, I'm off to Bandcamp to do some shopping, I guess.
This is the good stuff. I want all bands to sound like this.
Recently saw Firebreather at the Grog shop along with Frayle and Monolord, amazing show!
Another solid release from Firebreather
This is outstanding. Excited to see this live soon. 🤘😊
Great album!
sick album! great work!
Anyone know who did this album art? It's incredible
glad to be like #100!
Sick af 💀💀🖤🖤