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    PROGRESSIVE METAL

    Nov 29, 2019 2 minutes

    ew people will be expecting a band from Chile to make one of the prog metal albums of the year, but Santiago’s have done exactly that: (Australis) is an astonishingly deep and detailed piece of work, powered by the grinding heft of death metal but are so full of brilliant ideas and wild, mutant riffing that it’s hard to imagine anyone reading this failing to succumb.

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