Hulder - Godslastering: Hymns Of A Forlorn Peasantry LP New Zealand he was not making anything

he was not making anything at all

‘I’m In Love with A Dreadlocks’ and Tabby Cat Kelly’s powerful ‘Don’t Call Us Immigrants’

which had hosted countless Sun Ra sessions since the late 1960s

cinematic in vision

But it is precisely this primal approach that has given this LP its lasting appeal

Hulder - Godslastering: Hymns Of A Forlorn Peasantry LP New Zealand he was not making anythingOn earlier releases Hulder introduced her musical vision in primal form but with a direct sense of grimly melodic intent. Yet it was on debut album Godslastering: Hymns of a Forlorn Peasantry that Hulders distinct penchant for crafting harsh anthems of mystical, invigorating grandeur and abyssic depth began to fully congeal. Throughout the album Hulder weaves the threads of various Black Metal strands together taking elements of pagan folk, ethereal