QUIET LIGHTS - Big Fear 12" Lo-Fi Radio Maquis…) the band establishes

Radio Maquis…) the band establishes with "Void" an already personal

There is suck a thick layer of slime and sludge on this song that it reminds me of that barrier of grime and giant centipedes Indiana Jones’ love interest sticks her hand through in Temple of Doom

"If you like “Appalachian Black Metal” in the vein of Panopticon

And building well onto the first LP's foundation

things turn around very quickly on the second track as the Hellhammer/Celtic Frost influences that Fenriz now mentions constantly in every interview come into play

QUIET LIGHTS - Big Fear 12" Lo-Fi Radio Maquis…) the band establishesQUIET LIGHTS sound anything but accidental, there's no sign of shoegaze chaos, only skillful execution. Everything is separated and recorded perfectly: huge room drums, layered echo vocals, massive distance, bigger than anything. Four songs. Limited to 100 copies on 1 sided white vinyl