Review by Austin Prime

The collaborative album Hathor by Gutrippers Of Death and WIRYD is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of sound and emotion. From start to finish, the album takes the listener on a journey through a world that is both familiar and otherworldly.

The opening track, "Invocation of Hathor," sets the tone for the album with its ambient sounds and eerie vocals. The use of traditional instruments such as the oud and the duduk adds to the otherworldly feel of the music, while the electronic beats and samples keep it firmly grounded in the present.

The album's standout track, "The Serpent's Embrace," is a slow-burning masterpiece that builds to a crescendo of sound and emotion. The guttural vocals of Gutrippers Of Death are perfectly complemented by the ethereal vocals of WIRYD, creating a sense of tension and release that is both exhilarating and cathartic.

Throughout the album, the use of different textures and sounds keeps the listener engaged and interested. From the hauntingly beautiful "Necropolis" to the frenzied "Ritual of Blood," Hathor is a masterclass in how to create an album that is both cohesive and diverse.

Summary by Austin Prime

Hathor is a stunning achievement that showcases the talents of both Gutrippers Of Death and WIRYD. It is an album that will stay with the listener long after the last note has faded away.