Migration

Description

Bossk are a metallic post-everything band from Ashford, Kent, England. In many ways all of us are migrating. To who, or from, is unique to the individual. Migration from Bossk is a soundtrack to that herculean journey we all take. Opener White Stork is a haunting swirl of analog synth noise and guitars, painting an ominous and fantastic atmosphere. Menhir then kicks open the door as a sludge-metal giant of a track, featuring guest vocalist Johannes Persson of Cult Of Luna. Machine-like Iter serves as an otherworldly interlude, a pathway to the post-metal masterpiece HTV-3. Featuring Palm Reader vocalist Josh Mckeown, the song conjures the spirit of Tool and even late-era Faith No More in its sonic twists and turns. Experimental Kibo offers a deeper glimpse before fading into the horizon. Lira then emerges, a towering giant of a song (nearly 10 minutes in length) that contains one of their most unforgettable riffs to date. All of this leads to the epic Unberth. A beautiful slow-build closer that brings to mind Pink Floyd in its vast sonic expanse.