Oreyeon New album 'Ode To Oblivion'

Formed in 2014 by members of such as Woodwall, Mexican Mud or Army of Angry Youth, OREYEON made a first impression on the heavy rock scene back in 2016 with their debut 'Builders of Cosmos'. The band find their roots in the early days of Black Sabbath, with hints of metal and classic stoner rock such as the likes of Texas heavyweights The Sword. On 'Ode To Oblivion', they try to move away from the usual stoner rock clichés and get into a more elaborate and melodic style. The vocal structures and harmonizations are definitely more complex and melody-laden, while the music drifts towards a heavier path.

New album ''Ode To Oblivion' comes after two years of experimental sessions in their little recording studio nastled between the sea and mountains of the north west of Italy. An unsettling travel through a microcosm full of colors, while black shapes lead the traveller into a spiral of nihilistic lyrics and monolithic riffs. A pinch of 90’s vocals legacy rounds off the perfect gloominess to a stunning record and heavy trip.