“…staggeringly powerful…a sonic super-weapon, one that operates on multiple levels, inflicting both psychic and physical trauma on a shattering scale…” — No Clean Singing Copenhagen-based post-metal behemoths LLNN will drop their new full-length, Deads, next week via Pelagic Records. Produced Read More …
“…a dense, suffocating track that builds and crashes, its buried vocals coming from under thick guitars and pounding drums…” — Decibel on “Appeaser” Deads is the scorching new full-length from Copenhagen-based post metal collective LLNN. Produced by Jacob Bredahl and Read More …
“…a seven-minute slab of dense and sludgy intensity that falls somewhere between the soaring apocalypse metal of Neurosis and the visceral crust-punk of His Hero is Gone…” — Treble Stream / Share “Armada” At THIS LOCATION Copenhagen’s LLNN burst onto Read More …
Pelagic Records will release In The Twilight, These Rocks Have Teeth this fall; a compilation of one-hundred-eighty minutes of contemporary post rock, metal, and experimental rock music. This release showcases the entire Pelagic Records roster and includes bands such as Read More …
“…it would be difficult to imagine an album cover that’s more evocative of the chilling, unearthly, and inhumanly destructive power of these seven tracks, or their ability to seize and hold the listener’s attention.” – No Clean Singing Marks/Traces is Read More …
“Conceptually, and on a thematic level, ‘Traces’ deals with loss, and the process of grief.” — WOVOKA LLNN and WOVOKA will release the audio punishment of their Marks/Traces split this June via Pelagic Records. In advance of its release, today Read More …
“Copenhagen’s LLNN return with wavering drone synths and raw hardcore driven darkness on ‘The Guardian.’” – The Sludgelord LLNN and WOVOKA will release the audio punishment of their Marks/Traces split this June via Pelagic Records. In celebration of its release, Read More …
LLNN and WOVOKA will release the audio punishment of their Marks/Traces split this June via Pelagic Records. Copenhagen-based LLNN released their crushing debut, Loss, last year via Pelagic. Terrorizer crowned it, “a bleak soundtrack to a cinematic, post-apocalyptic landscape,” which Read More …