Gog - Noriah Mills

Review by Danny Hellman

The album Noriah Mills by Gog has been receiving rave reviews for its unique blend of electronic and experimental music. The album is a departure from Gog's previous works, with a more refined sound that showcases the artist's growth and evolution.

The album opens with the track "Noriah Mills," a haunting and atmospheric piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Gog's use of intricate soundscapes and unconventional instrumentation creates a sense of otherworldliness that is both captivating and unsettling.

Tracks like "The Descent" and "The Ascent" showcase Gog's ability to create dynamic soundscapes that build and evolve over time. The use of distorted guitars and glitchy beats adds a sense of urgency and intensity to these tracks, making them stand out as some of the album's strongest moments.

Summary by Danny Hellman

Noriah Mills is a bold and innovative album that pushes the boundaries of electronic music. Gog's willingness to experiment with different sounds and techniques has resulted in a truly unique and captivating listening experience. Fans of experimental music will find plenty to love in this album, and it's sure to be a standout release in Gog's already impressive discography.