Tyrannic - Tyrannic Desolation CD xx1965 Something that’s steeped in a

Something that’s steeped in a kind of broken intimacy found in Entlang together with the corduroy-clad bedsit DIY of Flaming Tunes or the those quintessential English eccentrics (Leven Signs

In your mind you can almost see the veins sticking out on Parker’s lips as he applies more pressure to the reed and just blows

Spit it out now

Jan Tilman Schade (violonello and tuba) along with Carla Tatò's almost develish voice and Ernst Kretzer's uncanny soundwork this is a heady unusual cocktail of sound

and bass and drums keep the wheels turning

Tyrannic - Tyrannic Desolation CD xx1965 Something that’s steeped in aTyrannics 3rd album isnt a homage to or scholarly execution of, say Hellhammer, 2nd & 3rd Darkthrone albums, early Mayhem, Flames Of Hell, Beherit etc, but for me the raw, eccentric and crude aura is captured in a manner I didnt expect to experience so viscerally. Even more so than previous releases Tyrannic Desolation captures that bewildering feeling of first experiencing those early rules yet to be established Black Metal, and beyond that the loose