Lillie: F-65

Saint Vitus
Season of Mist
General | Jul 2012

Reviews

Lestrygonian
Reviewed 2012-07-11
DOOM. Fucking doom. Did I mention this is doom metal? The downtrodden pioneers of the genre are back after over a decade of inactivity. Named after guitarist Dave Chandler’s favorite barbiturate, the album follows in the same style as their previous work: dark, primitive riffs played at a menacingly slow pace. Wino’s husky, impassioned baritone is as strong as ever. Vitus fans won’t be disappointed, but won’t find anything new to blow them away either.

1. (3:53) In case you forgot how much they sound like Black Flag 45s on 33…
2. (6:07) Desperate, despondently bluesy mid-paced rock’n’roll funeral dirge
3. (2:37) Atmospheric guitar interlude, dreamy arpeggios
4. **(3:59) Chandler wails for a bit with his excess feedback, followed by a rumbling, pounding tune that totally kicks ass (about as upbeat as things get here)
5. *(5:39) Foreboding semitone riffs, apocalyptic macabre DOOM METAL, not all that slow but still at a deadly crawl
6. **(7:36) Starts with some gentle acoustic chords, minor and depressing; then a a heavy, sloooow tune that should have been on “Born Too Late”
7. (3:26) Guitar feedback outro

Recent airplay

The Waste Of Time
ThermoNuclear BarOct 05, 2013
Let Them Fall
ThermoNuclear BarSep 05, 2012
Blessed Night
CatharsisAug 23, 2012
Blessed Night
ThermoNuclear BarAug 08, 2012
Vertigo
Street HassleAug 05, 2012
The Waste Of Time
The Thermonuclear BarAug 01, 2012

Charting

2012-07-15 — 2012-09-16 Loud
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 9 1
Aug 26 1
Aug 12 2
Aug 5 1
Jul 22 1

Track listing

1. Let Them Fall
2. The Bleeding Ground
3. Vertigo
4. Blessed Night
5. The Waste Of Time
6. Dependence
7. Withdrawal