Cromlech - Cromlech

Review by Pat Marcello

Cromlech's self-titled album is an impressive offering of doom metal that showcases the band's musical prowess and creativity. The album features six tracks that are all heavy, atmospheric, and hauntingly beautiful.

The opening track, "The Prophet's Song," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its slow, heavy riffs and haunting vocals. The second track, "Iron and Fire," is a standout with its catchy guitar riff and powerful vocals. The album's longest track, "The Cocoon," is a slow-building epic that crescendos into a crushing finale.

Cromlech's musicianship is on full display throughout the album, with each member contributing to the overall sound. The guitar work is particularly impressive, with intricate riffs and solos that add depth and texture to the songs.

The production quality of the album is also noteworthy, with a crisp and clear sound that allows each instrument to shine. The vocals are mixed perfectly, sitting just above the music without overpowering it.

Summary by Pat Marcello

Cromlech's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of doom metal. It's a well-crafted and impressive debut that showcases the band's musical talent and creativity.