Terra Pericolosa (Prosthetic Records 2016)

   

   United States’ Progressive Sludger/Stoner metal trio with heavy influences based on Tolkien’s imaginary and modern knowledge headed of from Portland with Seamus Tyrrel on drums, Charlie Dudley the vocalist whose also handling guitars and another vocalist and bass player Connor Tyrrel; releasing the second effort as the trio baptizing their album Worldbuilder within the newer and modern long jam sessions and growling vocals estimated to ended at almost one hour top duration that dragging you, the most humble spectators into the unknown journey through sounds where only distorted wall of confusions led these four tracks recorded on it really buries the population of listeners onto questioners phase between beliefs and rejects minutes to minutes next to the outer limits of leaving the reality of our virtual faking lies in life.

   The Progressive Metal as an answer might be a certain call in arms for anyone whom already realizing that thre’s no such thing a perfect world and simple life. Tons of heavy riffs and long terms of progressions performing by the trio of Zirakzigil cannot easily been interpreted as the main source energy for this group to grow is by amusing their audiences through the landscape of confusing slower and complicated music but with the less and shorter lyrics to shared. 

Either you will already lost the grip of consciousness on Kategoria the opener track or then later on the fourteen minutes ruling Prog-Metal in Will and Presentation. 

Link:

https://zirakzigil.bandcamp.com/album/worldbuilder