Lohtu
by Hebosagil
capitanostupido
capitanostupido
i don't understand a single word of these lyrics!but it doesn't sound happy or positive!absolutely fantastic noise/rock/sludge album!this is a fucking masterpiece!cheers to finnland!Tervehdys!
Favorite track: Anna voimaa.
Christian Kummerfeldt Fabian
Simo Myyrylainen
Avi
haukipoju666
kuivalammikko
annihilating_rhythm
Pekka Mähönen
John Behrens
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christian varry
myodesopsia
brephophagist
Kori
Anssi Hautamäki
Feedbacker
Steve Wade
Janne Johansson
T.Lehto
Dmitriy Zasimov
Ville Kangasharju
Risto Louhi
Aleksi Poikela
bodo meckler
Sander van den Driesche
Hand of Doom Radio
Mark
steve
sonja irene
Janne Hansen-Haug
puujalka
Juutas
Joël Allmendinger
Antti
bastardsamurai
Aural Hex
Camryn Marquez
Ville
saukkonaama
El Kano
zwartvlak
aartti
Mikko Pouru
benkku
Steve Sovich
Ari A.
Jalmari Vattulainen
Ilpo Kari
miihkael
jt_
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Peltirumpu
06:52
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Kauan
05:32
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Oletko mun?
02:03
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Anna voimaa
07:13
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Auringonnousu
05:46
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Pian tämä kaikki on ohi
05:12
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Avaa lohtu
07:33
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Lohtu
04:34
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about
Digital Album includes the full album - all 8 tracks + pdf lyric sheet.
"It's laughably common for punk bands to evolve into metal bands, so leave it to Hebosagil to decimate that cliché by doing the reverse. Sort of. Even during their formative stages as sludge- and doom-obsessed teenagers, these cerebral brutes from Oulu, Finland, were not exactly a bunch of unwashed, garden-variety headbangers. Nor did they later adopt stripped-down hardcore mannerisms in some simplistic attempt at titillating boot-wearing nostalgists. Their 13-year history is less about stylistic changes and more about a shedding of youthful influences, a sharpening of knives, and a trimming of fat to reveal a steel-reinforced nucleus of sinewy, noise-dripping aggro-rock that defies easy pigeonholing.
For its fourth and best album, Lohtu ("Solace"), the quintet has perfected a sparser approach that intermittently exhibits nuance and restraint. Yes, the rhythm section still deals in tightly choreographed violence, the singer continues to sound as if he might knock out all your teeth, and the two-guitar whorl retains its sandpaper abrasiveness and keenly filed edges. But Hebosagil now specializes in a slow, searing burn rather than a relentless barrage. Traces of bittersweet forgiveness and bliss flicker where unobstructed anger once blazed. It's a gray, harrowing, and elegiac brand of heaviness that doesn't so much hammer you bloody as permeate your pores and overpower your subconscious. You'll go along willingly, if you know what's good for you."
Jordan N. Mamone, New York City
December 4, 2015
"It's laughably common for punk bands to evolve into metal bands, so leave it to Hebosagil to decimate that cliché by doing the reverse. Sort of. Even during their formative stages as sludge- and doom-obsessed teenagers, these cerebral brutes from Oulu, Finland, were not exactly a bunch of unwashed, garden-variety headbangers. Nor did they later adopt stripped-down hardcore mannerisms in some simplistic attempt at titillating boot-wearing nostalgists. Their 13-year history is less about stylistic changes and more about a shedding of youthful influences, a sharpening of knives, and a trimming of fat to reveal a steel-reinforced nucleus of sinewy, noise-dripping aggro-rock that defies easy pigeonholing.
For its fourth and best album, Lohtu ("Solace"), the quintet has perfected a sparser approach that intermittently exhibits nuance and restraint. Yes, the rhythm section still deals in tightly choreographed violence, the singer continues to sound as if he might knock out all your teeth, and the two-guitar whorl retains its sandpaper abrasiveness and keenly filed edges. But Hebosagil now specializes in a slow, searing burn rather than a relentless barrage. Traces of bittersweet forgiveness and bliss flicker where unobstructed anger once blazed. It's a gray, harrowing, and elegiac brand of heaviness that doesn't so much hammer you bloody as permeate your pores and overpower your subconscious. You'll go along willingly, if you know what's good for you."
Jordan N. Mamone, New York City
December 4, 2015
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released March 17, 2016
Recorded at Tonehaven Studio, Lievestuore in April 2015 by Ana, Remi, Pete, Tatu, Oku, Ilpo, Tom, Tiia & Killi.
Engineered, mixed, mastered & all that by Ilpo Heikkinen.
Photography by Antti Kainulainen.
Album cover layout by Musta Kirahvi.
Recorded at Tonehaven Studio, Lievestuore in April 2015 by Ana, Remi, Pete, Tatu, Oku, Ilpo, Tom, Tiia & Killi.
Engineered, mixed, mastered & all that by Ilpo Heikkinen.
Photography by Antti Kainulainen.
Album cover layout by Musta Kirahvi.
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