Review: Mothra – Dyes [2009]
Polish metalcore quartet Mothra present a succinct seven-track excursion on DYES. This offering blends a potpourri of extreme styles together to form a math-y, sludgy monster that channels death metal aggression and hardcore abrasiveness with hints of grindcore madness (“Squant”) and dastardly dissonance for an extra bite (“Hooloovoo”). Creating a sonic atmosphere where brevity and brutality go hand in hand, this unit fuses a slew of off-kilter elements from all corners of the extreme metal paradigm forming a brash offshoot of band reminiscent of the likes of Poison the Well, Entombed, Gojira, and Botch, making this act essential for those who champion a heavy hybrid spirit. www.selfmadegod.com -Mike SOS
Mothra is Egon Warynski (Vocals), Pawel Stefan Rosiak (Guitars), Andrzej Burzynski (Bass), & Daniel Szwed (Drums).
Track Listing:
- “Squant”
- “Hoovooloo”
- “Octarine”
- “Grue”
- “Bleen”
- “Fullgin/A”
- “Fullgin/B”
GOR Recommendation: Gojira – The Way of All Flesh
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