For a three-song debut EP, WILD THRONE has made an early statement with earth shaking sound from the ethereal underworld while giving praise to the Metal gods of old. Insane tempo and timing changes, wild leads, a lot of reverb/echo and screams to go along with intense vocalizations create an atmospheric hyper-thrust into the far reaches of space only to grab you by your melting face and slam you back to earth. In short, if this young band is already making music like this the world is on notice.

The bands video for "Shadow Deserts" looks like a modern day amped up and louder version of Nirvana and has the same impact visually as the musical assault leaves you blown away. Must be something in the water in the state of Washington as some of the most impactful music hails from the great northwest of the USA, these guys are from Bellingham, which is closer to Vancouver than Seattle. WILD THRONE is not writing short mindless music either, while the NIRVANA comparison is merited, they evoke qualities more closely associated with one of this reviewers Top-5 bands MASTODON.

"The Wrecking Ball Chain" runs just over 6 minutes in length and is a blend of aggression, emotion, and soul introspection. These guys can write too, witness part of the lyrics: