Baba Yaga Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Baba Yaga is a diy 3-piece post-stoner doom band from Oshkosh, Wi.
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Différent de l'hiver décrit par Tobias Möckl avec le vent qui hurle à pleins poumons, différent de l'hiver statique de Neige et Noirceur, Imber Luminis propose sa propre vision de l'hiver dans Winter Fallings. On est entre la vie et la mort : le froid n'est pas insupportable mais affreusement morne ; les oiseaux sont partis, sauf les corvidés et leurs symphonies de jacassements et croassements. Il n'y a aucune ambiguïté sur cet E.P. et la tristesse prend à la gorge, mais il est très nuancé !
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