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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Stevie Chick

Elder: Innate Passage review – ground-shaking heaviness meets lofty ambition

Taut focus and a restless energy … Elder
Taut focus and a restless energy … Elder. Photograph: Maren Michaelis

The borders between prog and metal have always been porous, as Massachusetts-formed (and now Berlin-based) quartet Elder clearly understand. They began their own migration from craggy, red-eyed stoner-rock to proggy nirvana with 2015’s latently sophisticated Lore. Their sixth album, Innate Passage, strikes their most polished and satisfying balance yet between ground-shaking heaviness and lofty ambition.

Innate Passage artwork.
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