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Wildeornes Melbourne, Australia
WILDEORNES est. 2009.
BLACKDOOMHEAVYMETAL
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Black-Roos
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Michael Lueders
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Two blokes riffing together since 1998, W formed in 2009. Pronounced wilderness.
Our 2001-2007 riffs are here: downriver.bandcamp.com
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This is the band fronted by Wildeornes guitarist/vocalists Damo and Richy from 2001ish - 2009ish. Big swinging stoner groove, get it into ya!
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The first album from the band fronted by Wildeornes guitarist/vocalists Damo and Richy from 2001ish - 2009ish. Big swinging stoner groove, get it into ya!
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Three progressive folk instrumental tracks surround three songs, each 10 min+, which, given their diversity and uniqueness, have to be heard to be understood. Vocals and the fusion of NWOBHM with stoner-doom-isms will remind one of The Sword. The angular arpeggio riffs will call to mind Mastodon. But this is moody, medieval, progressive battle metal meets Candlemass-- the result is something original and unbeatable.
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