Shaman's Harvest: Rebelator album review
Half a decade has passed since the last Shaman’s Harvest album, but this follow-up to 2017’s Red Hands Black Deeds has definitely been worth the wait. Rich in atmosphere, emotion and detail, the level of songcraft is truly impressive, with huge riffs allied to singer Nathan Hunt’s resonating and soulful baritone drawl to create tracks of real weight and power. Tracks like Under Your Skin, Toe The Line and Flatline are down-tuned earworms that instantly lodge themselves in the memory, while Voices goes for the classic spooky-low-key-verse-and-huge-choru...
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