What “IV Mythologiae” offers are ambient songs with incidental vocals, lots of yells and screams, and white noise. It’s a deep dive into Doom Metal waters but without regular vocals. The perfect album to listen to relax after a tiring day of work. Vocals vary on this six-tracked album, however they are nothing but regular. As their Doom peers, Slow make use of tonal chords which give lots of power to the song. The drums also make use of few notes and they stress the head of the compass, as it is usual in Doom Metal songs. What makes “IV Mythologiae” different is the lack of regular vocals as aforementioned which turns it into a weird and twisted new age ambient music. Slow tried hard to make real the ambient of dark thoughts they had in mind. “IV Mythologiae” may recreate the mindset of psychokiller during sedation, if it is possible to wonder it.
Slow “IV Mythologiae” is the album to listen in a dark and cold winter day. But pay attention to the music because there were times it gave me the creeps when I was inattentive. The burden of being a reviewer.
Slow “IV Mythologiae” will be released on January 25th via Code666 Records.
Track Listing:
- The Standing Giant
- The Drowning Angel
- The Suffering Rebel
- The Dying God
- Sorrow’s Shadow
- The Break of Dawn
Watch “The Dying God” video here: