Country : Norway Label : Rise records Genres and styles : Hard Rock / heavy metal Year : 2023

PAN M 360 / TOP 100 : Kvelertak – Endling

· by Ann Pill

The fifth album from Norwegian rock band, Kvelertak is their most upbeat and energetic album to date. Even if you have no idea what they’re saying this album induces the listener with the desire to dance and run fast. It sounds like something in between Andrew W K and Eagles of Death Metal made metal music. This is the perfect album for the people in your life who think they don’t like metal music. Perhaps their least specific album to date it is certainly the most listenable. This first nicely with the rest of their music with their usual meaty riffs and classic metal drumming but a little lighter and not in a bad way.

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