Barathrum- EerieLabel: Nuclear War Now! Released 2022 Following closely on the heels of their debut full length, Hailstorm, released in spring of 1995, BARATHRUM's sophomore album came out later that year on the revered Nazguls Eyrie Productions label. Entitled Eerie, the album is dim and brooding, driven by the pummeling duel bass attack that defines the bands sound at that time, with twin bass lines supplying both weight and melodic structure to the songs.

Subjugator

and McKinnon recalls

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” and “Writing To Reach You

” adds Williams before touching on his health challenge: “Death is a part of life

He frequently drew upon the works of Bartok and Coil

Freddy Mcgregor

Baby's Minor Lope

Ring the Alarm (Feat

I Wanna Get You High

political anthems and Morricone-esque surf instrumentals once again transport the listener to faraway lands at turns both sinister and beautiful

It is also the last album to feature guitarist Steve Clark before his death