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Fresh Mango: February 17, 2022

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  Fresh Mango 8 new releases that are worth checking out! 8 short reviews.  If available on Spotify, one song each will also be added to the  MangoRotation playlist  (MR) for 14 days. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send a request to rmangowave@gmail.com (DOLCH) - Nacht   ( MR ) (50:52, Album, CD/Digital, Ván Records , 04/02/2022) "Nacht" (German: "Night") is the second part of the trilogy, the collective (DOLCH) (German: Dagger) are working on. The twelve-track release on hand is thus following up to previous album " Feuer " ("Fire"), and in the near future the series will be finished by the upcoming album "Tod" ("Death"). On a dozen new tracks and almost one hour (DOLCH) create dreamy and atmospheric soundscapes that easily cross the borders between Black Metal, Shoegaze, Post Punk, and Dream Pop. Seremonia - Neonlusifer   ( MR ) (35:38, Album, Vinyl/CD/Digital, Svart Records , 04/02/2022) Black masses do not always have t...

EP Review: Burning Sister - Burning Sister (2020)

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Picture Credit: Burning Sister Atwork: Armon Barrows Burning Sistser -   Burning Sister Release Date: December 09, 2020 Label: selfrelease Length: 28:11 Genre: Heavy Psychedelic Rock / Downer Rock Origin: Denver (Colorado), USA The name Burning Sister might sound familiar to fans of Amon Düül II. It is also the name of a trio from Denver, consisting of Alison  (drums), Drake  (guitars), and Steve  (bass and vocals). The band from Colorado is hereby setting foot on the Psychedelic and Stoner Rock terrain with their selftitled debut EP. On five tracks and almost half an hour Burning Sister present their Mile High Downer Rock to us. Heavy drums make the backbone of Burning Sister's massive sounds. The beats are an intense mix of Krautrock dynamics and stomping Doom Metal. This movement is accompanied by the ultra deep sounds of the bass that jump through a swampy surface with heavy but swift boots. The crunchy guitar sounds lightfootedly meander between oozy Blues and s...