Baise Ma Hache / Paul Waggener - The Pale Riders - Ballades d'outre tombe (album review)

[@eerieforest9188]

Glad I saw this. I was like 'Paul Waggener from the Wolves of Vinland??' I didn't know he even had this project and I guess it's been around for a few years. Anyway, I listened and like it. Good chemistry. I remember the Wolves when they were just hiking and camping in the central Virginia Blue Ridge Mts and reading the Eddas. Good times back then in the 90's. Glad to know Paul is doing music like this.

[@RautaMetal]

Sounds good!

[@BasajaunMM]

Nice to hear your opinion Jerry. I like country music almost as much as black metal, and hearing this never felt like a weird combination or something (which I thought would be). I think they managed to combine this two genres perfectly and I really enjoyed it, cheers!

[@RautaMetal]

Nice!

[@ineffige]

Man you spoil us recently with your videos. Great choice of albums for review and interviews are top notch. One reccomendantion of an oldie but goldie: Yattering "Murder's concept". Fkn krst this album kills. Just heard it first time on good speakers and from flac, not tape and shitty radio like back in the day. This album really stands out.

[@RautaMetal]

Thanks man. What I review, though, is in big parts thanks to bands and labels who do that.

[@vasara666]

I'am gonna listen this weird album. I like Baise ma hache and Clint Eastwood western movies. Maybe i hate this or like it. Let's find out 😄. Edit: many songs later... this is badass stuff, must buy this album🤘

[@RautaMetal]

Nice!