Suneater – Absence (Album Review)

There is a lot to love about this release especially for big fans of Post Metal and sludge Genres.
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To begin with, the opening track gave me the impression that it was going to be an instrumental act as before the vocals arrived at about 2mins in the well-executed soundscape had my undivided attention and appreciation. When the vox erupted into the song at a well-considered section of the song I was elevated into the next phase of what this group has to offer.

This is a feature that happens on the other tracks but the songwriting is thoughtful enough for it to never feel like a rinse and repeat of a good idea.
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Sonically it’s a bit of a buffet with some ominous guitar picking over the foreboding sonic landscape with classic sludge riffs as the landmarks that keep you entertained along your journey. As I mentioned before the vocals just announce themselves at exactly the right time along this journey and escort you to the end of the track.

Great release.

If you like:  This Really has the post-metal, post-hardcore, sludge kind of vibes. If you love Bands like ISIS this is going to be something similar genre-wise but with the benefit of bringing its own unique identity to the scene.

Haters be like:  Not an album for diehard lovers of 40-second grind/punk banger, But if you’re feeling adventurous give it a spin. It has a lot to offer and might be your gateway to a whole new genre.

It Gets 5 – Flaming, Horny, Mutant, Metal GoatMen

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Release Year: 2021
Label: self-released
Category: Album
Country: Australia

Reviewed by Patt Sabbath Reviews