Finnr's Cane
In 2010, the canadian band released their atmospheric debut album "Wanderlust," a minor masterpiece at the intersection of traditional, grim Black Metal and sublime Post Rock. In their intuitive, epic tracks, these musicians – who replace the bass guitar completely with a cello – intertwine bitter-cold riffs with gorgeous melodies, Black Metal frenzy with ambient-like atmospheric rock. ... more
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