Radien: Unissa Palaneet
Radien: Unissa Palaneet
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Radien
Label: Svart Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 6430080232437
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Vinyl LP pressing. Svart Records announces the release of Unissa palaneet, the sophomore album by the Helsinki quintet Radien. Having begun their existence on the earthly plane in 2014, Radien have forged their brand of idiosyncratic amplifier worship with passion that is in full bloom on Unissa palaneet. The debut album SYVYYS (2018), given a warm welcome by the international doom/sludge crowd, swam in murkier and more monotone waters, whereas the follow-up presents breathtakingly heavy widescreen sludge that paints it's oozing black hues in technicolor.
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