Sixes - Methistopholes

Review by Luis Torres

Methistopholes, the latest album by Sixes, has been described as a sonic journey into the depths of doom and sludge metal. The band's ability to create a dark and foreboding atmosphere is apparent from the opening track, "Acid God," which is a slow, churning piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Fogbreather," which features a menacing riff that is sure to get heads banging. The vocals on this track are particularly impressive, with the singer's growls and screams perfectly complementing the heavy instrumentation.

Another highlight of Methistopholes is the track "Hollowed Out," which starts off with a haunting clean guitar intro before launching into a crushing riff. The song also features some of the album's most memorable lyrics, with lines like "I am the void that swallows all" sticking in the listener's mind long after the song has ended.

Summary by Luis Torres

Methistopholes is a must-listen for fans of doom and sludge metal. Sixes have crafted an album that is both heavy and atmospheric, with each track offering something unique and memorable. It's clear that the band has poured their hearts and souls into this record, and the result is a truly impressive piece of work.