Album Review: Scarecrow - Scarecrow II (2021)
Picture Credit: Igor Odincov Scarecrow - Scarecrow II Release Date: October 22, 2021 Label: selfrelease Format: CD / Digital Length: 43:34 Genre: Symphonic Doom Origin: Perm , Russia Two years ago, Russian quartet Scarecrow released their selftitled debut album . The album was highly praised amongst zines, blogs, and fans of the Doom and Prog Metal scene. To be honest, the first album did not catch me at all, and until today I cannot really say why. Nevertheless, now it is 2021 and Scarecrow from Perm are back with their second longplayer which is simply called "Scarecrow II". There has been a small change in the line-up, so guitar player Max has taken the position from Den . The remaining line-up is unchanged: Artemis is still responsible for vocals, harmonica, and flute, Vadim plays drums and percussions, and Elijah is on the bass. Thus, here we are with eight new Scarecrow tracks which define the second part of the Central Russian band's musical journey. And right...