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Atlanta's Vimur represent the aggressive side of USBM that's often overlooked. Their speed and searing riffs separates them from their folk-influenced and atmospheric peers.
I spoke with guitarist/vocalist Vaedis Eosphorus about what led him to form Vimur, and how Vimur's sound has evolved as it moved from a solo project to a full band. We also talked about the long gestation period of their latest album, Transcendental Violence, and what to expect from Vimur as they write material for a fourth album.
My thanks to Vaedis for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening.
Music In This Episode:
"Seditious Apertures"
"Nuclear Desecration"
taken from the album Triumphant Master of Fates
"Emanations from the Sun Behind"
"Transcendental Violence"
taken from the album Transcendental Violence
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Vimur on Bandcamp
boris-records.com
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