Ddulden's Last Flight

Ah, GRORR. The band with a name that sounds like the noise your stomach makes after a dodgy kebab. Their latest album, Dduldens Last Flight (Black/Gold Vinyl), is a rollercoaster of a record. From the moment the needle drops on the black and gold vinyl, you know you're in for a wild ride. The opening track, "Into the Abyss", hits you like a punch to the gut, with its thunderous drums and screeching guitars. It's a relentless assault on the senses, and I love every minute of it. But just when you think you've got GRORR's number, they switch things up. Tracks like "The Cosmic Shuffle" and "Space Cadet Groove" showcase a more experimental side to the band, with trippy synths and off-kilter rhythms that keep you on your toes. The real standout moment on Dduldens Last Flight, though, is the epic closer "Goodbye, Ddulden". Clocking in at over ten minutes, it's a sprawling, atmospheric masterpiece that builds and builds to a dramatic climax. It's the kind of track that leaves you breathless, begging for more. In conclusion, GRORR's Dduldens Last Flight is a must-listen for any fan of experimental metal. So grab your headphones, pour yourself a pint of ale, and buckle up for a wild ride through the cosmos. You won't regret it. Cheers, mate!