Accolades for She Lived for Others but Died for Us
Buried at Sea draws from doom, noise, and psychedelic rock. The band's patience and self-control makes them masters of heavy psychedelia. Every riff, every change is so well crafted, that it seems like they have mastered time itself. A 10 minute song can seem like it is a fraction of its length. They do an amazing job of keeping your attention while hammering a long durational riff into your head over and over again. She Lived for Others but Died for Us is the perfect follow up to Migration and is a warning of what's to come from this band. Recommended for fans of Eyehategod, Swans, Corrupted, Neurosis, Thrones, and so on.
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