WINDSWEPT came first to our ears through headphones and computers. During this first listen and maiden voyage the production felt tall, near toweryng, and a little teetery, like it could topple any moment. The vocals felt more technique than raw emotion, but the riffs were solid and the beats as well.
Upon second listen, and a following third, now on a proper stereo – A Sign Of The Cloven Hoof did not tremble, it did not topple upon us. Nor did the vocals disrupt but felt genuinely rife with blasphemy.
Now familiar, almost an olde friend, this album became a welcome late night companion and is unlikely to leave the player through the next Moon.
Review By: Autumn Ni Dubhghaill
WINDSWEPT
A Sign Of The Cloven Hoof
Primitive Reaction