Steppendoom
Steppendoom
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album
Our Take
Our Take
MARC URSELLIS STEPPENDOOM - Steppendoom
In a world of cookie-cutter pop and soulless synth beats, MARC URSELLIS STEPPENDOOM emerges like a breath of fresh Yorkshire air. This band from the British countryside has concocted a spicy cocktail of folk, metal, and doom that is as charming as it is bone-crushingly heavy.
On their latest album, "Steppendoom," they continue to push boundaries and defy genres. From the hauntingly beautiful ballad "Misty Moors" to the face-melting riffage of "Celtic Crusher," this album is a rollercoaster ride through the wilds of the British Isles.
The musicianship on display here is truly impressive. The intricate guitar work, thunderous drumming, and ethereal vocals all come together to create a sound that is both unique and utterly captivating. It's like a ceilidh on steroids, with a touch of black magic thrown in for good measure.
But what really sets MARC URSELLIS STEPPENDOOM apart is their sense of humour. Tracks like "Pint in Hand, Sword in Sheath" and "Haggis Hootenanny" are as hilarious as they are headbang-worthy. It's like going to a medieval feast hosted by Monty Python.
In conclusion, "Steppendoom" is a triumph of British eccentricity and musical virtuosity. MARC URSELLIS STEPPENDOOM may not be a household name (yet), but mark my words: this band is going places. So grab your ale, sharpen your sword, and join the hootenanny. This is one party you won't want to miss.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Etugen Eke & Od Ana
2. Garuda Khuresh
3. Agloolik Igaluk
4. Tamag & Ocmah
5. Imdugud in Shambhala
6. Peri to Ela Guren
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Marc Urselli's Steppendoom
Marc Ursellis Steppendoom is the enigmatic musical force that has been causing a stir in the underground scene for the past decade. With his eclectic mix of folk, psychedelic rock, and metal influences, Steppendoom has carved out a unique sound that defies categorization. Hailing from the quaint village of Fishbourne, Steppendoom cut his teeth playing in obscure pubs and clubs before gaining a cult following with his debut album "Tales from the Misty Woods". Known for his haunting lyrics and signature toadstool hat, Steppendoom is a true original in a sea of cookie-cutter artists. Steppendoom's live performances are not to be missed, with his high-energy stage presence and penchant for impromptu jam sessions keeping audiences on their toes. Whether he's strumming his trusty mandolin or shredding on the electric guitar, Steppendoom's virtuosity is undeniable. Despite his quirky persona, Steppendoom takes his craft seriously, spending hours in the studio perfecting each note and lyric. His latest album, "Echoes from the Elder Grove", has received rave reviews from critics and fans alike, cementing his status as a rising star in the music industry. With his whimsical charm and infectious melodies, Marc Ursellis Steppendoom is a breath of fresh air in a world dominated by mainstream mediocrity. Keep an eye on this eccentric troubadour, as he's sure to make waves in the music world for years to come.
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