- Indie rock
- Space rock
- Blues rock
- Psychedelic rock
- Trance rock
- Drone rock
- Alternative rock
Comment: with regard to the name of the Seattle-based
quintet references emerging out from it used to be quite strong and
fantasy-provoking. On the other side, music supports it entirely because of
being loud and aesthetically overwhelming. It could be said this 4-track EP is
an instance of genuine rock and roll whirlpool. It is rebellious and
boisterous. More profoundly, it consists of droning psychedelic frequencies a
la Spacemen 3, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Spiritualized, glowering, muddy blues energy and murky,
angular, deliberately rough post-punk spores a la Joy Division. Indeed, huge
energy is up there from beginning point to final seconds. The guitars are
massive, even epic on it, pummelling drums run on mid-tempo and it makes
immediately difference. I guess it makes sense with any weather. It is
undoubtedly mandatory. Holy Shit of the Holy Sun.