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Opeth “The Devil’s Orchard”
From Sufjan to Opeth… yeah, that’s how I roll. Here’s “The Devil’s Orchard” (opens in new window):
It’s from Opeth’s upcoming album, Heritage, out in Sept 20th on Roadrunner.
~Dan – np: Opeth – Heritage
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Curious of your thoughts on this song? Seems a tad disjointed but I actually enjoy it. Very very strange as a single (especially compared to porcelain heart and grand conjuration).
Definitely a “70s vibe” as Mikael mentioned in interviews – probably due to the Hammond. More metal than “porcelain heart” (or at least moreso than the video/radio edit). I agree re: it seeming “disjointed.” I don’t really like the Hammond with Opeth (while I do like it in general for other bands). Perhaps it’s what makes the song seem disjointed?
~Dan
The song is beautiful and complex, long as always. Opeth explores a jazzier side here