Colma Wolves – Orphaned

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Colma Wolves

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On 5 May 2014
Last modified:5 May 2014

Summary:

Colma Wolves's Orphaned reviewed briefly at @PlanetMosh.

colma wolves art 1Edinburgh’s Colma Wolves have released a three-song EP, Orphaned. Songs begin slowly with distorted bass guitar, almost drone-like. The quality of Orphaned is best described as “basement practice room on an old four-track”, demo or hardcore-collector quality “only”. The recording is fairly muddy, and lacks the depth that would benefit the songs’ impact. Unintelligible monotone screaming complements simple “groove metal” based riffs. There is some experimentation and catchiness at the beginning of “Ancient Tongues”; the bleak, dramatic monotone yelling that kicks in either builds or ruins the atmosphere, depending on your point of view. This unsigned, five-piece band would be aided tremendously by developing their own style, then recording their material professionally. Today’s music business is difficult to market original material in as it is. Colma Wolves quite helpfully reports that their music will please fans of Suis La Lune, Touche Amore, Norma JeanPoison the Well, and vacuum cleaners.

Track Listing:
Lusteater
Ancient Tongues
Black Oceans

Band Lineup:
Biff – Vocals
Mike – Guitar/Vocals
Sean – Guitar
Butchy – Bass Guitar
Elliot – Drums

Links:
Official Band Facebook Page
Official Band Bandcamp Page

1/5

Colma Wolves's Orphaned reviewed briefly at @PlanetMosh.

About Iris North

My formal position is: editor and music reviewer. I joined the PlanetMosh army in 2012. I enjoy extreme metal, 'shred' guitar, hard rock, prog rock, punk, and... silly pop music!