III - MOLLUSKKEPOKK

Yurt

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3.17 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 50% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2016

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. A Lesion in the Chrysalis (3:43)
2. Parasitic Cabal (12:18)
3. Sjambok (5:05)
4. Ruptured by the Shrapnel (16:22)
5. Unknown Component (9:09)
6. Testament Zero (11:23)

Total Time 58:00

Line-up / Musicians

- Steven Anderson / guitar, electronics, vocals
- Boz Mugabe / Yurtstick, electronics, vocals
- Andrew Bushe / drums

Releases information

Format: Limited Edition Gatefold Digipak CD (250), Digital
May 28, 2016

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Review by Windhawk
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

Irish band YURT was formed back in 2006, and have been recording artists since 2009. Three albums have seen the light from the band since it's inception, and a fourth is actually being finalized for launch these days as well. "III - Mollukkepokk" is their third studio album, and was self-released by the band in 2016.

"III - Molluskkepokk" comes across for me at least as a more metal-oriented variety of Hawkwind style music, a tad simpler in approach and execution and with an obviously harder drive and edge. To my mind a band that sounds best when they are closer rather than further away from Hawkwind-sounding territories, and where the vocals for me becomes a slightly detrimental element. Hawkwind fans with a taste for metal and metal fans with a taste for Hawkwind appears to me to be the prime candidates to check this one out.

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