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| 3.2 good | Trey STAFF | June 13th 14 |
This is pretty good, but the vocals lower the overall quality. Who remembers a band called Decoryah? They had the same issue.
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| 5.0 classic | Obscura1 | June 12th 14 |
From a small city in Norway, Sadhak was probably constantly surrounded by metal groups such as Gorgoroth and Mayhem. Surprisingly, Sadhak has took a different direction. Their music is filled with ambient guitar riffs and beautifully dark over currents. After all of this sadness, Sadhak brings a ray of sunlight to the listener to fill them with hope and sometimes overwhelming joy. The album cover very well, communicates the music on the album. This album is great for fans of ambient/doom metal as well as fans of Neil Young, among many others. No wonder, Sadhak has so much variety found within their sound, because their influences are quite evident. Don't get me wrong, though. Sadhak is extremely original. In fact, that they have created a whole other sub-genre of metal music. From this album, it is clear that Sadhak is one of the best doom metal bands out their and i will continue to support them in the future.
You can support them too at: http://sadhak.bandcamp.com/
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