Drukne - Drukne

Review by Andy Kinsey

Drukne's self-titled debut album is a dark and atmospheric journey through the depths of post-metal. With haunting melodies and crushing riffs, the band creates a sense of unease that pervades the entire album.

The opening track, "Lurker," sets the tone with its slow, brooding pace and ominous guitar lines. From there, the album builds in intensity, with tracks like "The Drowning" and "Undercurrent" pushing the boundaries of what post-metal can be.

Throughout the album, Drukne's musicianship is on full display. The interplay between the guitar and bass is particularly impressive, creating a dense, layered sound that draws the listener in.

But what really sets Drukne apart is their ability to create atmosphere. The album feels like a journey through a dark and foreboding landscape, with each track adding to the sense of unease.

Summary by Andy Kinsey

Drukne's debut is an impressive achievement. It's a challenging listen, but one that rewards those who are willing to take the plunge.