Burial Hex - Scry Of Ab Raza

Review by Iva Tanacković

Burial Hex's album Scry Of Ab Raza is a haunting and atmospheric journey through the dark corners of the human psyche. The album's soundscapes are built from layers of eerie synths, distorted guitars, and pounding percussion, creating a sense of foreboding that hangs over each track.

The album's opener, "The Tower," sets the tone for the rest of the record with its ominous drones and whispered vocals. From there, the tracks become increasingly intense, with "The Cult of the Skull" and "The Burning of the Temple" featuring thunderous drums and distorted guitars that sound like they're being played in a deep, dark cavern.

Summary by Iva Tanacković

Despite its dark themes and unsettling soundscapes, Scry Of Ab Raza is a deeply immersive and rewarding listen. Burial Hex's ability to create such a vivid and unsettling atmosphere is a testament to their skill as musicians and producers. Fans of dark ambient and experimental music will find plenty to love here, and newcomers to the genre may find themselves drawn in by the album's eerie beauty. Scry Of Ab Raza is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys music that challenges and unsettles them.