Escape Escape

Discover the debut EP 'Escape Escape' from the Danish band A Horrible Death to a Horrible Man. This Danish sludge/experimental metal release opened on March 23 at Mighty Music. The opener 'Drifting Through' is influenced by Rob Zombie and A Pale Horse Named Death, with the Danes' style leaning more towards rock than metal. The track 'A Sudden Violent Displeasure' shows influences from Alice in Chains and Nirvana. The band describes their sound as noise rock with a dark and gloomy atmosphere, which is well - represented in 'Resurrection Creek'. During 'There is a tide', the vocals are reminiscent of A Pale Horse Named Death, and the music features repetitive riffs with a gloomy feel. The closing track, 'A City Radient Return Trip', is a nearly six - and - a - half - minute hypnotic mid - tempo song with a drumbeat, two guitar riffs, and well - written vocal lines. This is no ordinary release but a great start for the band. With a dark grunge style that sounds like a mix of Black Sabbath, Nirvana, and Sort Sol (DK), all five tracks on the EP have good intensity and energy. The speed is mostly slow and somber, yet there are faster tracks that don't sacrifice the depth of the dark atmosphere.

To enjoy this 'Escape Escape' EP, simply play it on your preferred music player. Whether it's on your phone, computer, or a stereo system, the moody and intense sounds will fill the room. There aren't any special requirements for playing this music. When it comes to maintaining your copy, if you have a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches and damage. If you have a digital copy, make sure to back it up regularly so you don't lose access to this great Danish sludge/experimental metal EP. While listening, just relax and let the dark and gloomy atmosphere of the music wash over you. There's no need to rush through the tracks; take your time to soak in the unique blend of influences and the band's distinct style.